Disappointed with City Living
I purchased City Living a little over a week ago while it was on sale for 60% off. What I've now found in my shortish time playing the pack, that this City Living is but a shadow of what it could have...
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"Cynna;c-16591872" wrote:"JoAnne65;c-16591675" wrote:"BariSaxy;c-16591353" wrote:
And if you don't buy this pack, you won't have fireworks for Seasons. Lovely.
Seasons doesn’t come with fireworks on its own :o !? That’s certainly something to bring to their attention (the gurus).
I'm not sure if your post was meant to be sarcasm. With text, it's often so hard to tell. :D
The entire TS4 run has been about creating packs that are closely interconnected, but never quite complete on their own. In order to get the full experience of anything, TS4 players will always need yet another pack.
For examples of this new marketing scheme see: Cats and Dogs, Seasons, City Living, Get to Work, Get Together, and Seasons. Not to mentions, the dozens of stuff packs -- Romantic Garden Stuff, Patio Stuff, Backyard Stuff and still not one farthing lounge chair to be found. Eventually, that might come in the Poolside Stuff pack. The floats might arrive in a Seaside Stuff pack.
No, it wasn’t sarcasm, I’m genuinely surprised about that haha. I know packs sometimes correspond with each other, I’m also aware of what happened with MFP and the whole discussion that pack caused, but this to me feels different. I mean, that concerned pet suits and I think one could defend a simmer not interested in C&D won’t be interested in pet suits either. But in this case.. fire works are a crucial part of new years eve, a gameplay feature of Seasons that has nothing to do with living in the city. So I in fact don’t see the interconnection here. When they added stuff to TS3 Supernatural for vampires, they at least patched in the basics for vampires. You didn’t have to buy LN (a pack that wasn’t primarely connected to the supernatural theme). I find that comparable.
