Best stuff pack so far?

I love the bohemian style of Movie Hangout Stuff.

I really don't have any real opinion on these, except that they're overpriced. Still, I voted Vintage Glamour Stuff since it at least adds the butler, and that's alright I guess.

This one was tough as I have really loved the stuff packs this time around - but for me and amount of use - I'd have to say Vintage Glamour stuff with the fabulous butler edged out my other favorites just slightly. I actually use all the stuff packs in most of my builds as much as possible - seeing some are hard to add with such small lots - like I enjoy all the kids and toddlers things - but space is the issue. We really need more big lots. I have no room for the slip n slide anywhere or even the fun toddler big items. Not fair - I want them at more homes but the lots are too small. So the only thing I do benefit from is house stuff and the butler, So my vote is for that pack - but all the SPS are pretty amazing this go round of the Sims.

Awesome job, Graham - they are worth every penny. Now if I could just place everything.....

butler all the way!

"NikNak;c-16207676" wrote:
I really don't have any real opinion on these, except that they're overpriced. Still, I voted Vintage Glamour Stuff since it at least adds the butler, and that's alright I guess.

10 dollars is not over priced. Seeing we paid twice that price in Sims 2 and 3 for the same amount of stuff and neither of those had animated gameplay items in those even - these stuff packs come with 2 - 4 game play items as well. How is this over priced. I spend 8 dollars for a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk that last 3days - but can get this whole stuff pack for 2 dollars more and it last forever. We have never had such a low priced stuff pack in the history of the sims so I don't get this.

"Writin_Reg;c-16208093" wrote:

"NikNak;c-16207676" wrote:
I really don't have any real opinion on these, except that they're overpriced. Still, I voted Vintage Glamour Stuff since it at least adds the butler, and that's alright I guess.

10 dollars is not over priced. Seeing we paid twice that price in Sims 2 and 3 for the same amount of stuff and neither of those had gameply items in those even - these stuff packs come with 2 - 4 game play items as well. How is this over priced. I spend 8 dollars for a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk that last 3days - but can get this whole stuff pack for 2 dollars more and it last forever. We have never had such a low priced stuff pack in the history of the sims so I don't get this.

it's cheeper than the older ones, but there is less stuff, or else the potential is not developed. The gameplay items are a nice addition though, it's what make me buy them. But it is still a little over priced in my opinion. LGR review resume pretty much my point of view on the stuff packs: rocolored or new skins of the same items, one or two playable items, undeveloped potential, etc.
They could be 8$ and I would be ok. 10 though? hummmm not sure.
and don't get me wrong, I know the work behind all these, but when I see games like the witcher (which is very full and well developed), and then the sims, I defenintly feel like a cash cow, which make me more critical abouth the price :/

"Writin_Reg;c-16208093" wrote:

"NikNak;c-16207676" wrote:
I really don't have any real opinion on these, except that they're overpriced. Still, I voted Vintage Glamour Stuff since it at least adds the butler, and that's alright I guess.

10 dollars is not over priced. Seeing we paid twice that price in Sims 2 and 3 for the same amount of stuff and neither of those had animated gameplay items in those even - these stuff packs come with 2 - 4 game play items as well. How is this over priced. I spend 8 dollars for a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk that last 3days - but can get this whole stuff pack for 2 dollars more and it last forever. We have never had such a low priced stuff pack in the history of the sims so I don't get this.

It wasn't the same amount of stuff at all actually, there was at least twice the amount of objects (It was still overpriced). It may add some minor gameplay element now, but it's pretty much throwaway. I don't think I will really buy any of them in the future, not when there's so much CC that can take their place. I don't care about a climbing wall, or a ball pit, and a chair or two. That adds almost zero gameplay to the game, not worth $10. It's worth 6-8. Tops.

Backyard stuff, kids room stuff and the toddler pack.
I love being outdoors with my sims. The lighting is so much better outside.
More stuff for kids was needed, that's why is definitely my other favorite.
Same for toddlers.

I really love all the objects and the CAS items we get with Vintage Glamour!

"Writin_Reg;c-16208093" wrote:

"NikNak;c-16207676" wrote:
I really don't have any real opinion on these, except that they're overpriced. Still, I voted Vintage Glamour Stuff since it at least adds the butler, and that's alright I guess.

10 dollars is not over priced. Seeing we paid twice that price in Sims 2 and 3 for the same amount of stuff and neither of those had animated gameplay items in those even - these stuff packs come with 2 - 4 game play items as well. How is this over priced. I spend 8 dollars for a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk that last 3days - but can get this whole stuff pack for 2 dollars more and it last forever. We have never had such a low priced stuff pack in the history of the sims so I don't get this.

Depending on the pack.

Honestly for the amount of objects, object design and gameplay objects some packs are overpriced.

I think Vintage Glamour Stuff is one of the packs that isn't overpriced. Though I wish we had more options/animations in the vanity table, like blow drying hair, doing nails etc. We even got two designs for it. It's actually very rare to get more than one design on gameplay objects.