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There are mods that remove the limitations on land area. You can go up to 25 of the squares (the mod I use) all the way to 81 squares. If you haven't poked around the Steam Workshop in a while, I'd strongly recommend it.

Thanks for answering questions, I'm surprised you don't have more to be honest.

I have a bit of a specific question related to your education on the reservation. I'm working on becoming a high school teacher, and have been trying to figure out what to do once I get my degree in June. In college, I did some work with American Indian small businesses, and as someone from a state with many reservations, have spent time on them for work and other community outreach programs. I have considered looking for jobs teaching high school on a reservation. I guess I give the background information because I do have experience working in First Nations communities.

My question is, what were your experiences (if any) like with Caucasian teachers who worked on the reservation? What were the student perceptions of these teachers? Was a white teacher considered to be there as a "white savior," or did the race of your teachers matter less? If I were to pursue this, what would be some effective ways to reach students and build an authentic relationship with them?