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What do you want to see on the marketplace?
Now admittingly I do have mixed feelings about the marketplace but I am a console player. And I do not have acess to mods like I do on the PC. So if I see something that I really want I will be getting it. Now I am aware of the restrictions of everything being base game applicable, but all things considered these aren't restricted to their packs and should be fully usable on base game sims. CAS Antennae- this could be under the hat category or the new head decoration category. It should be available for sims infant and up and have diffrent shapes, lengths designs and colors. This would be good for a quirky sim as some sort of headband hidden under hair, and if you have get to work it is PERFECT for alien sims, or really any fantasy sim you want to add Horns and antlers- once again perfect for the head decoration category, you could easily give these to your base game sims to add a bit of spice. Or fancy up the plant sims to make them more nature themed. Or it could be for a kids Halloween costume. They would also go great with the enchanted by nature and get to work pack Tails- maybe your child's a furry maybe theyre a werewolf growing into themselves. Honestly I hate that werewolves are tailess, it looks sad and depressing and EA should have at least GIVEN us the option of a tail. Unique ears- fantasy ears are fun what can I say. Having unique non human ears for diffrent animals or diffrent types of elf ears instead of the pointy ones would be pretty cool. I know the furry sims players out there would appreciate Infant clothing- as the newest life stage infants are still very lacking in some outfits. Id love to see more styles for each category of outfit for the infants as well as new hairs Better lashes- the Sims 4 lashes are very....blocky, there are so many cute maxis match lashes that look adorable while keeping the more cartoons style,id love a little inexpensive set with some diffrent styles and diffrent colors More male hairs- our boys have been neglected in the hair department and there are many gorgeous male cc hairs out there Heterocromia- some sort of scar or skin overlay that allows for your sim to have heterochromia More eye colors- hopefully some of those really beautiful eye cc start coming in, it would be amazing to see on some of these sims Sin overlays- there are some stunning skin overlays that really bring life to a sim and make them so beautiful. It'd be lovely to see Although jewlery- more out there alt jewlery. Cool face piercings, or even stuff like belly piercings would be cool to see More hats- the hats we have in game are kind of lacking. Id love to see more alternative or styled hats that fit diffrent genres of clothing Alt hair- more alternative hair styles like wolfcuts, scene hairs, dyed hairs, funky styles, Mohawk, rocker styles ect. More black hairstlyes- black hairstyles, especially woman's are gorgeous and id love to see more of the amazing unique styles Male clothing- we need better lame clothing my goodness, diffrent styles and genres please we are LACKING BB more pop culture posters- like posters of popular famous sims, in-game shows, maybe alien themed posters or fantasy poster More clutter and decorations for each room, I want the house to feel lived in Uhhhhhhhhh Im not really big on bb ngl So yeah thats my list im curious what others would be willing to buy from the marketplace if it was added. The first few id 100% buy no questions asked
Moola prices
Hi, 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 ($1 = 100 Moola) $1.99 USD for 200 Moola $2.99 USD for 300 Moola $3.99 USD for 400 Moola $4.99 USD for 500 Moola : $4.99 kit (No EA app Creator Code 5% off / $0.25 off) $5.99 USD for 600 Moola $6.99 USD for 700 Moola $7.99 USD for 800 Moola $8.99 USD for 900 Moola $9.99 USD for 1,000 Moola $10.99 USD for 1,100 Moola $11.99 USD for 1,200 Moola $12.99 USD for 1,300 Moola 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 : $10 for 1000 SimPoints : literally $10 of content $20 for 2040 SimPoints (for example Hidden Springs world is at 2000 SimPoints) $40 for 5000 SimPoints : $50 (20% off, $10 discount) $80 for 10600 SimPoints : $106 (25% off, $26 discount) $160 for 24360 SimPoints : $244 (34% off, $84 discount) Right now Moola feels more expensive than SimPoints.Free Maker Packs (Ends August 13)
Sul Sul, Simmers! Starting June 11, Free Maker Drops are coming to The Sims 4 Marketplace on PC, Mac, and console! Thanks to the participating Makers, over the next six weeks, you will find new free content drops featuring original Build/Buy and Create a Sim items. Each participating Maker has submitted one to two items, giving you new ways to style your Sims, refresh your spaces and add more creative possibilities to the stories you are telling. Shout out to the Makers who chose to participate, giving everyone fresh, free Sims 4 content. Here’s the scoop on everything coming your way: Six Weeks of Free Maker Drops Free Maker Drops are part of a limited-time pilot program, From June 11 through July 16, Makers will release free content every week. Each drop will be available for just four weeks, ending on August 13 so check back weekly. Jump in to make sure you claim them all while they’re here. June 11 - July 9 June 18 - July 18 June 25 - July 23 July 02 - July 30 July 09 - August 6 July 16 - August 13 How to Claim Free Maker Drops To claim Free Maker Drops: Launch The Sims 4 and head into the Marketplace from the Main Menu, Live Mode, Build Mode or Create a Sim Find Free Maker Drops on the Discover page under the Free section. You can also find them on the Browse page by sorting by Free. Select the Free Maker Drop you want to claim. You may see a Buy with Moola button with a price of 0 Moola. Select the button, then confirm by selecting Buy. Once claimed, download the Free Maker Drop if prompted. Return to the Main Menu before launching back into your game, and your new Free Maker Drop will be ready to use. Note: If you have auto-downloads turned off in Download Manager, you may see a Download Now button after confirming your claim. You can select it right away, or return to the item page and select Download. If you have auto-downloads turned on, your Free Maker Drop will download automatically after you claim it and will appear as owned. Meet the Makers The pilot program includes original content from Serenity, Syboulette, Miiko, SixamCC, Taurus, ValiaSims, AlexCroft, HYDRA, BrazenLotus, Peacemaker, HAENBI, and Boschiana.* The first two Free Maker Drops feature Sit Next to Me by Taurus, a two-item Build/Buy pack consisting of a loveseat and sofa, and Velvet Bow Heels by Miiko, a Create a Sim item for feminine frames only. Both will be available to claim from June 11 through July 9. All free Maker drop content has been quality tested by The Sims teams and translated into 18 languages. Head to The Sims 4 in-game Marketplace now to claim the first two Free Maker Drops, and keep checking back weekly for the rest! *Maker contributions may change. https://www.ea.com/games/the-sims/the-sims-4/news/free-maker-drops
Marketplace Feedback
First off, I really like the idea of the marketplace! I like that kits have been moved into the marketplace and can be purchased with Moola, and are alongside other content from the community of creators! I do hope this means EA/Maxis will focus on making actual Stuff Packs more over creating so many Kits. Feedback: 1 The interface is huge and hard to see even one row of content in the marketplace, please make the interface smaller and more consistent, some elements are enormous others are reasonably sized. My monitor is 2560x1440 and is 27" there is no reason for the interface to be so big. 2 Filters: Add a currency filter to the filter options, so I can select Moola or real money. When selecting "Free" under the Pricing filter, it shows more than just the free content. Add Maxis/EA as an option under the "Makers" filter. 3 On the Get Moola page show the cost per Moola breakdown. Offer more consistent deals as the amount goes up. 500 and 1000 are the same value. 200 is 80/$1.00 500 is 100/$1.00 1000 is 100/$1.00 2600 is 104/$1.00 5500 is 110/$1.00
Marketplace Download Data stored in hidden folder location
The Maker Pack/Kits purchased after March 2026 downloads are unexpectedly stored in the following hidden directories: Windows: User > [Username] > AppData > Local > TS4 Mac: Macintosh HD > Users > [Username] > Library > Application Support > TS4 This has several downsides as you can't move or redirect this folder, they are hidden system folders. The biggest issue with this is being stored solely on the internal drive, you can't put them on an external drive if running low on internal storage. and you also can't redirect it to a bigger internal drive. This can lead to issues when these drives are full. The expectation is Maker Packs are installed in the same location as the game and DLC, as directed in EA App, so the user can make sure they have the installation files in the same location where there is enough space. By default the game installation location is for both base game and The Sims 4 pack folders: Windows: C:\Program Files\EA Games Mac: Macintosh HD > Applications > EA Games There is an indication on the GUI that lets you know who much space you have left but that isn't that easy to find and you won't see it if you never go to My Collection > Maker Packs > Manage Storage
Feedback: Poor Image Quality in Marketplace Interface Elements
I’m making this post to bring the developers’ attention to the image quality of the Marketplace interface elements. At the moment, the quality appears quite poor, with many elements in the store displaying low resolution, while a few others look noticeably sharper. This creates a clear visual inconsistency across the interface I’d like to start with the bar that displays the available amount of Moola. The edges appear very blurry and poorly defined, and the ‘+’ button also looks noticeably low resolution.” The filter buttons also appear noticeably blurry and low resolution, particularly around their edges. This is visible both when the mouse is hovering over them and when it is not. The text below the large pack-type icons also appears blurry, which becomes even more noticeable when hovering the mouse over them. The icon representing the Makers Packs appears in very poor quality on the pack information pages. The resolution looks extremely low. The object thumbnails in the game also appear quite blurry, likely because they are being upscaled. This gives the images a noticeably degraded and unclear appearance. The back button also appears to be in low resolution. The smaller version of the Moola bar shown in other areas of the store also has a noticeably low-resolution appearance. The purchase button also shows low-resolution edges. ----------- Well, this concludes my feedback regarding the Marketplace. My intention in pointing out these issues is simply to help improve the visual quality of the interface and make it more polished and appealing. In my view, the interface shouldn’t contain images and buttons that appear in such low resolution.
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 ?
Improving the Marketplace: Using Moola as a Budgeting Tool for All Packs
Hi Sims Team, With the recent launch of the Marketplace, I’d like to suggest expanding the use of Moola to include all DLC—Expansion Packs, Game Packs, and Stuff Packs. At the moment, the system feels a bit fragmented. Moola can be used for Kits, but Expansions require real-world currency. Offering both payment options for all content could create a more consistent and flexible experience. For many players—especially those who are neurodivergent (such as ADHD) or managing a strict budget—the upfront cost of Expansion Packs can be a barrier. A more flexible system would make it easier to plan and save over time. My proposal: Steam-Wallet-Style System: Allow players to purchase small amounts of Moola whenever they have extra funds, effectively “banking” it for future Sims purchases. This would function similarly to a digital wallet and still supports ongoing revenue. Visual Progress Tracking: Seeing a growing Moola balance in-game can be motivating, particularly for players who benefit from visible progress toward a goal. Price Parity: Ensure that purchasing content with Moola in smaller increments doesn’t cost more overall than paying upfront. This could be balanced with pricing adjustments or a small incentive for Moola users. This approach would transform the Marketplace into a helpful budgeting tool rather than just another storefront, making the game more accessible while still aligning with your business goals. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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