Build-a-bundle idea
You're probably familiar with the idea of the "build-a-bundle", a method of purchasing three packs in one hit at a bit of a discount.
For those not familiar with it, you can find it in the Origin store in among the Sims 4 packs. When you select it, you are prompted to purchase an expansion pack, then a game pack, then a stuff pack. Instead of paying $94.93, you pay $67.75, which is about 30% off. (The prices seem a bit funny because I'm using Australian Dollars.)
Build-a-bundle was a thing before Kits, so they're not part of this purchasing method.
What if, instead of being limited to three respective packs, we had a little more flexibility. Using a simple points system as follows:
Then when you decide to build a bundle, you simply choose what you like until you hit 10 points. Then you buy it for the same price as you would currently.
This would be good from the perspective of someone who has a lot of the Expansions, but wants to flesh out their Stuff Pack collection, or pick up a couple of Kits in one fell swoop.
Anyhow, that's my thought. With an expected influx of new players soon, I imagine the build-a-bundle option will be pretty popular. Having a few more options bolted on to it might be nice.
For those not familiar with it, you can find it in the Origin store in among the Sims 4 packs. When you select it, you are prompted to purchase an expansion pack, then a game pack, then a stuff pack. Instead of paying $94.93, you pay $67.75, which is about 30% off. (The prices seem a bit funny because I'm using Australian Dollars.)
Build-a-bundle was a thing before Kits, so they're not part of this purchasing method.
What if, instead of being limited to three respective packs, we had a little more flexibility. Using a simple points system as follows:
- Expansion = 5 points
- Game Pack = 3 points
- Stuff Pack = 2 points
- Kit = 1 point
Then when you decide to build a bundle, you simply choose what you like until you hit 10 points. Then you buy it for the same price as you would currently.
This would be good from the perspective of someone who has a lot of the Expansions, but wants to flesh out their Stuff Pack collection, or pick up a couple of Kits in one fell swoop.
Anyhow, that's my thought. With an expected influx of new players soon, I imagine the build-a-bundle option will be pretty popular. Having a few more options bolted on to it might be nice.
