Yeah, like others said, if you turn off things at the beginning of your save you don’t have to worry about anything, and you can cheat NAP’s and things sway.
I have only been annoyed with the bag over the head and sharing is caring app once or twice because at the time I didn’t know to turn the stuff off in the beginning of my save.
Here are some positives I have with the pack…..
there is new furniture you can add by making things with the maker object.
You can dumpster dive for different things and sell burned furniture and things from your inventory. Also if you use spell casters, they can use a spell to repair the furniture.
This pack makes it where you can really play off the grid. I used it in my scenario save and I really had a good time with one family. Using the off the grid lot trait, you have to collect water to use in showers, have to remember to add ice to the off the grid fridge. Have to use lighting that doesn’t use energy. And, it gives you a sense of accomplishment to be able to save up enough power to cook with it and stuff. It ended up being quite fun playing with my off the grid family.
I use dumpsters in so many lots, they are one of my most used items
You can learn to manage your eco footprint by what objects you put there…. Like for pollution, you use more objects that pollute, like fireplaces, industrial wall paper and flooring etc. To make it greener you can use more solar power and plants. You can literally change neighborhoods by your actions.
I’m always learning new things about the pack.
I love the 4 apartments that come with the pack.
The new community lot type is one of my favorites.
You can make candles, fizzy drinks, and maker furniture
Being a civic engineer is a new career.
I think the pack is very much worth it,
The world is not my favorite, but it is very different.
