Moola prices
Hi, For example in the case if a kit cost 500 Moola Overpriced level $2.49 USD for 200 Moola : Paid 3 times = $7.47 spent to get a $4.99 kit + 100 Moola left (50% more expensive) Standard level $4.99 USD for 500 Moola : $4.99 kit $9.99 USD for 1,000 Moola : $9.99 Stuff Pack (but $0.01 wasted if you take 2 kits) Discount level $24.99 USD for 2,600 Moola : 5 kits + 100 Moola left. Paid 5 times = 25 kits + 1 kit (for free) (4% off, $5 discount for $125 spent) $49.99 USD for 5,500 Moola : 11 kits for the price of 10 (9% off, $5 discount for $50 spent) TS3 Store had (for example Hidden Springs world is at 2000 SimPoints) : $7 for 1000 SimPoints : literally $10 of content (30% off, $3 discount) $14 for 2040 SimPoints : $20 (30% off, $6 discount) $28 for 5000 SimPoints : $50 (44% off, $22 discount) $56 for 10600 SimPoints : $106 (47% off, $50 discount) $112 for 24360 SimPoints : $244 (54% off, $132 discount) Right now Moola feels more expensive than SimPoints in particular if the content cost 1000 Moola.
Should this really be considered custom content ?
A lot of people are debating about free cc or monetization. What the creators are doing is making content to Ea for purchase. That's the same thing they did with Creator kits. The only difference is that creators can decide how many items or how much each set will cost now. Also that were using a virtual currency instead of cash. So should this really be consider custom content? If they are using official tools and working with Ea to make this ?
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