The people of Goldenview's historic district have been diehard townies for generations. Some call it Old Town with a roll of their eyes, while others accept the name with pride. While much of Goldenview adopts innovations from Lumen City, here they're kept at an arm's length in favor of the old ways. While Old Town and its residents have a reputation of being stuffy, their baked goods and bed-and-breakfasts are legendarily cozy.

A lot of Goldenview's land is taken up by small, family-run farms. Whatever crops can't be grown the old fashioned way are handled through specialized greenhouses, allowing most any sort of produce to be found somewhere in town. As diverse as the types of plants are the types of people: townies who have lived in Goldenview for generations, city dwellers seeking to retire surrounded by nature, and immigrants from around the world alike take advantage of Goldenview's generous land subsidies.

Named for its deep blue waters, lush forests, and fertile lands, Lake Bounty was an instrumental part of Goldenview's founding. Now it is the town's most renowned tourist attraction, offering fishing, nature trails, and plenty of nearby wineries. While it has become more popular as a destination with each year, the small resorts dotting the area have done little to mar its natural beauty.