A medieval EP must have...

dragon

Dragons would go so well here

"comicsforlife;c-17913923" wrote:
dragon

Yes.
Very big and fearsome dragon friend(s)

i think we don't really need more farm animals after cottage though so meh on those

id pretty much just love to get good castle b/b and medieval clothes with medieval world i could actually build this time

and for gameplay i mostly miss the royalty part with some forging and bards and drama and... yes... some torture i suppose :sweat_smile: but i don't think ts4 is quite lit enough for that

as for occult sims i just feel they can have their own packs which gives medieval pack more room for medieval thingies rather

A new world, new objects, clothes, building options, new interactions and gameplay. Fantasy elements, like magic, dragons :)

A lute for my vampire. He used to be a wandering minstrel and always carried one with him. I would also love archery and dragons.

All of the above, plus dragons and some different form of entertainment (e.g. jesters, cards, dancing, musicians and archery tournaments).

I really agree with @MyriadSims

I think a lot of items in the poll list could apply to any pre-Industrial Revolution era and you want the EP to really feel like it belongs truly to Medieval. So chivalry, build mode additions that give you the ability to make decent castles.

With the stuff on dragons, I feel like there's a question of whether you're trying to make a Medieval pack to satisfy Historical simmers or a Medieval Fantasy pack to satisfy Occult lovers. My guess is EA would choose the latter over the former. As a historical simmer I would have no use for dragons but endless us for stuff like the lute, archery and other realistic stuff people have mentioned.

Also, what do you think the odds are of EA actually putting out a historical themed EP/GP/SP? Of all the posts I've seen of people wanting certain things, I don't feel like I ever really see historical mentions. That being said, I know Roman, Medieval and Victorian builds/households are super popular on the gallery. IDK.

More Sandbox PLAY. I loved Sims Medieval, but it lacked any real sandbox play, and while I enjoyed the task our characters had to perform, daily, without a chance to just play without that stress, it grew old rather fast.

A working royalty system, or heroes like in TSM.