"MissyHissy;c-17302498" wrote:
"Camkat;c-17302487" wrote:
I agree with you here. I don't understand the continue to buy but complain bit. I especially don't understand the need to collect them all either (if you don't actually like it. People collect all kinds of things but because they actually like those things.)
I've never understood that either! I buy the packs I like the sound of. I enjoy Sims 4 but I don't need to complete the collection. Complaining but continuing to buy and then make excuses doesn't make sense.
I might agree with you here. But I'm not one of them. I haven't bought anymore since 2017 not even if it went on sale. My tastes are very particular and it's hard to make me buy something I see as subpar even if on sale. But what I see just as passive agreesive are the statements like: I didn't buy the EP for gameplay but the CAS....$40 for a few more pieces of clothes (which males are rarely included in those pieces of clothing). OK, I guess, that's worth it to them. Ignore the bugs, ignore the subpar gameplay, ignore the tiny towns and give Maxis $40 for a few more clothes. I sort of can't understand that logic, either, all the while saying TS4 is the best game ever but have mods installed so they can stand it. I sort of don't believe that when I know why some buy all the packs just for some more pieces of clothing and keep this thing going telling me it's the best game ever, knowing they use mods or they wouldn't be able to stand it As Is.
On your other comments about cars, that's great you live somewhere where all your shops and entertainment are located on a few close knit streets and you can just walk there. But it's not reality to many of us. The closest major department store or grocery store for me is at least fifteen miles or more. I need a car. Public Transit doesn't run out in rural country. I can't just click M and get a map popup and teleport there.
