Update 0.5.4
Greenfield Update 0.5.4 is the fourteenth revision of the Map, introducing the Greenfield International Airport, as well as several other districts, including Los Llanos, Rockwell, Rio Pueblo, Lannex, Palma, along with overhaul of Whitestone, Richmond, and Longport Keys East. Update 0.5.4 is the largest update Greenfield has gone through, almost doubling the size of the Map.
 Extent of 0.5.4 as of April 30, 2022 | |
| Release | TBD |
|---|---|
| Building progression | May 21, 2020- (24+ months) |
| Open server | TBD |
| Version | 1.17- |
| Areas introduced | |
| Areas modified | |
| Preceded by | 0.5.3 |
| Succeeded by | 0.5.5 |
Los Llanos
(backstory of Los Llanos and description of builds)
Rockwell
(backstory of Rockwell and description of builds)
Rio Pueblo
The neighborhood of Rio Pueblo is named after the Rio Pueblo river, which translated in English, means "Rapid River". During the construction of the I-710 in the 1950s, many homes and businesses were destroyed, and residents were relocated. This upheaval also caused "The Couf", a long standing historic hotel, to go bankrupt. This rapid transition lead to instability in the area, where crime had skyrocketed. However, during 1980s many activist groups were formed in favor of the dismantling of the controversial freeway. In 1987, plans to revitalize the historic neighborhood which had now fallen into disarray began. Large amounts of housing were built during this time, including several hundred bungalow style single family homes. The previously abandoned Couf was revitalized and restored into a large housing complex. The heavy influx of middle class families in the area, along with the rapid gentrification resulted in a dramatic decrease in crime. Other large projects in the area included a 2015 development in Rio Pueblo as well as neighboring Los Llanos, including a new set of single family homes, and a large golfing complex.
Palma
(backstory of Palma and description of builds)
Lannex and North Lannex
(backstory of Lannex and North Lannex and description of builds)
Greenfield International Airport
(small amount of info of the GIA)