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The upgrades don't change all to much anyway. The kitchen is usefull and everything beyond that can be ignored (as in, you can ignore the space).
Ofcourse if you want a small house, you could just build a co-op cabin and sleep in there.
Like, many players don't want a nursery, but they do want a cellar. Or they want a small house, but not the rest, and want to give Pam a house.
Letting us pay Robin to add more community upgrades would be a godsend as well.
- Let us transform the fences around town (bus stop, community center, etc.) by paying Robin and providing 100 of the necessary supply. (100 iron fences, hardwood fenced, etc.)
- Add shortcuts in the way of widening paths for our horse, adding new stairs, widening bridges, removing/relocating trees and bushes, etc.
- Add more decorations around town, like a pelican statue in the town square, upgrade the park's fountain and playground, upgrade the boardwalk at the beach, etc.
Heck, I finished the community center several times without upgrading my house in several of my saves. And I was only in my first house upgrade when I finished the movie theatre in my most current save.