It's not FreeTime, or Generations, or Hot Date or whatever. It's not a good successor to Nightlife or Late Night. It's a bunch of ideas duct taped together. Just look at Get Together it's nothing, really. This wouldn't really happen with Store sets.Īlso, I don't like it how "major" features like hot tubs or vacationing are being included in SPs and GPs rather than EPs, because that essentially means there's much less space left for the EPs to fill. People feel more pressured to buy a Stuff pack than a Store set, which means that a ton of stuff on the Gallery will require lots of Stuff Packs (in the long run), which means that people will feel left out if they don't have everything (trust me, I've been there). I got the stuff I wanted but left the other stuff alone so my game didn't get too overloaded Or maybe there won't so then don't buy them.Īt this point the stuff packs are a lot like the older store sets. Im sure there will be be stuff packs that appeal to you later. So suck it up buttercup, people have different play styles to you and thats ok. It stops them getting caught up in what people are saying vs how they are playing. Checking out how people actually play is a great idea. They try to make something they fun and enjoyable that a lot of people really enjoy but the extremely vocal minority whining about the same shit over and over really drown out the people that appreciate the game and the work that goes into it. Maybe I will get this stuff pack, maybe I won't but theres little point getting so angry/catty about it that you feel the need to leave two separate negative comments on the same post. I like everything so far I've bought for Sims 4. Sure it has its faults but what game is without those. Maybe, just maybe people are buying the game because they love it. I've been playing since 1 and I've never had a complete collection. How is it lazy to check what we as players are enjoying in the game? Most people don't buy everything they release and never have.
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