Constant dragging of certain themes
After almost four years, I'm getting kind of bored with The Sims 4. I haven't played any DLC's from previous iterations, besides The Sims 1. So I won't be comparing The Sims 4 to previous iterations h...
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@NickSims I absolutely agree. In all honesty, if that means we would have to wait a little longer for them to perfect MORE content that comes in a pack that is well put together like you suggested, then I can do that. IF time is a problem (Which I think that was the issue when they launched the base game and it was lacking content but who knows what it is now *apparently budget?*) Then, by all means, EA please take your time.
@MidnightAura You point out some great facts. As a business, they make more money having them separate (Understandable in a business perspective), however, it looks like they're lowballing their consumers when they separate and don't bring strong content. Add in the fact that its separate teams working on packs so if one team doesn't add something, and that area is lacking, it's up to another team to try to pick up the slack (If they even choose to do so, in which Graham tried doing) making it look, again, like they're lowballing consumers. Something along those lines needs to be reevaluated.
@MidnightAura You point out some great facts. As a business, they make more money having them separate (Understandable in a business perspective), however, it looks like they're lowballing their consumers when they separate and don't bring strong content. Add in the fact that its separate teams working on packs so if one team doesn't add something, and that area is lacking, it's up to another team to try to pick up the slack (If they even choose to do so, in which Graham tried doing) making it look, again, like they're lowballing consumers. Something along those lines needs to be reevaluated.
