New pack and inclusivity problems

@Rae_Regenbogen I understand that you are very upset about cultural nuances that may or may not be apparent (especially initially) to other cultures. Plus I may or may not be understanding correctly what's upsetting you in this instance. Likely all I can hope for is to understand in part. That's all many of us can hope for oftentimes - at least at first... before a serious and deeper relationship with a culture is established. 

I remember well the day I excitedly and naively invited our new Korean exchange student to watch "The Karate Kid" with me, and how he got up from the couch and stormed out of the room when Mr. Miyagi brought out his headband. After he had calmed down I soon learned why the symbol on the headband was so offensive to him. Otherwise I would never have known, yet the fact that my intent was naive and well-intended in wanting to show him this film I had loved at his age should also be weighed in. 

We all have much to learn from each other, and the approach that EA takes to the Sims is a huge effort at being inclusive. There is a lot in this effort that offends me personally that makes others very happy - but the game is not all about my interests, morals, or culture. I just ignore or don't play some aspects that are not a good fit for me.

Anyway, whether or not they 'got it right' on some aspect of any particular culture, it's not useful to feedback about that with hostility. I doubt they intended to offend anyone, and it is more useful to simply add feedback that is informative to let them know if they were off-target on something that was culturally important.