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It's probably an exotic pets pack, although they might add in some wildlife rehabilitation in too. Hopefully they include snakes and lizards, and make them at LEAST as advanced as MFPS rodents and not just glorified decoration. Maybe even give frogs an overhaul. MFPS is a dirty word in the sims community, but I actually liked it because they did a good job giving the rodents their own little lives and making them fun to watch. Bunnies, ferrets, and dragons could even get the C&D treatment. If I'm wrong, hopefully exotic pets would get their own kits down the road that are more focused on the "pet" aspect of the gameplay. I bought the BTD mostly for the explosive filth fiends dust bunnies, even though they are supposed to be a backseat feature of the kit.
An expansion dedicated to werewolves and fairies would be AMAZING, but the devs probably won't do that because 1: Many (but not all - some are perfectly lovely people) of the realism players would freak out that there was a whole expansion that would be directed at people other than them 2: They just came out with the kits concept, and they could make more money off of us occult players if they restricted occults to kits and gamepacks. On the other hand, it's not completely off the table because werewolves and fairies are two strongly requested features by a certain segment of the base, and by bundling them together, they guarantee that people who are into one occult but not necessarily the other would pay for both. The likelihood of a fairy/werewolf expansion really all comes down to money, and what their data suggests customers would pay more for.
An expansion dedicated to werewolves and fairies would be AMAZING, but the devs probably won't do that because 1: Many (but not all - some are perfectly lovely people) of the realism players would freak out that there was a whole expansion that would be directed at people other than them 2: They just came out with the kits concept, and they could make more money off of us occult players if they restricted occults to kits and gamepacks. On the other hand, it's not completely off the table because werewolves and fairies are two strongly requested features by a certain segment of the base, and by bundling them together, they guarantee that people who are into one occult but not necessarily the other would pay for both. The likelihood of a fairy/werewolf expansion really all comes down to money, and what their data suggests customers would pay more for.
