I have a roka + wedding coming up where I'm gonna need a nice quality sari to wear, does anyone have recommendations for the best stores to find good south asian outfits? Ideally closer to baltimore but any suggestions welcome!
You're telling me that we had this huge plot of post-industrial land with literally nothing on it, total blank slate, and the developers that be decided the best use of the space was a fucking suburban strip mall?!
I came by bus (and not even the gold because that got cancelled) and so I had the joy of walking from brewers hill to the shopping center, and it's just a complete slog. Not only do you need to cross a busy 4 lane road, the actual development itself is 80% bare asphalt and concrete, baking in the summer heat, with sad little stunted non-native trees and bushes that give zero respite from the heat (let alone a sense of place or pride), and all that for a bunch of lame chain stores with nothing to distinguish it from anywhere else in the entire country. It's an absolute travesty and massive missed opportunity.
I get it, brewers hill and canton have gentrified pretty heavily, there's probably some demand for a target and whatnot in that area, but anyone with even a sliver of vision could have at LEAST gone to the trouble of building some more 5 over 1 apartments with ground floor commercial, and tried to make it even remotely pedestrian friendly.
Or perhaps, god forbid, you could even put a park in the development, surround it with mixed use housing/commercial, and have one parking garage tucked off to the side for cars.
The damn parking garage near shot tower metro has more personality than all of canton crossing, because at least that parking garage has local restaurants like poyoteca and kabul grill.
As-is, Canton Crossing is more than just poorly designed, it's an embarrassment to the city. I can't believe this is a brand new development that was only built in the last decade, and it feels like a 1970s strip mall built on the side of a highway.
Could be gameplay styles you'd like to see represented, could be lore or aesthetic styles, anything!
Personally I'd love to see more characters that are connected to the many immigrant groups of NYC. A chinese-american hero in particular could be interesting.
The Green and Light Blue lines represent the existing Metro Subwaylink and Lightrail Link respectively. The Lime represents an extension of the existing green line. For more info like station location look here: https://metrodreamin.com/view/RllkcjZ4Snlvc2ZVUGdBMkduOHNieVh2R1NJMnw0