Do you like Location based Aspirations?

I like any aspiration I can get. ?

I like Mt Komorebi sightseer and the Jungle Explorer one from Jungle adventure. I like it when my sim can immerse themselves in a culture. The one from Island living felt a bit empty, there's culture there, but it doesn't feel like your sim will "go native" with the beach life aspiration. And I don't usually have sims actually live in San Myshuno (visit? Regularly. Live there? Not so much.)

That said, I wouldn't mind some additional aspirations as well that focus on other aspects of the various packs, but I understand that there's only so much that they can get done in the time they have.

So, mine isn't up there. I like them more for personality aspect. Small town Sim that dreams of a big city life gets the City Native aspiration. Sims that aspire to live in or are bonded to Sulani get the Beach Life aspiration. Sightseerer seemed too tutorial-esque for me to really use it much.

I don't need a guide to the new content, much less in the form of an aspiration, but I do like the concept of Sims hungering for a lifestyle a new pack or world offers. I wish they were a little more tuned to that instead.

I'm with @Rouensims, I welcome any new aspirations I can get in my game, I can never have enough of them - they allow me to create different Sims with distinct personalities. Also, there's a good way to motivate me to explore most features of certain locations.

I love them, and like the flavor they add to some sims personalities, but with the caveat that I think it's best when Expansion Packs, at least, offer a location-based aspiration and at least one other new aspiration.

It's also key for me that you can finish an aspiration and then choose a new one. If we only had one lifelong aspiration, and/or couldn't change it, I would probably not use them.

I’d much rather see a greater variety of aspirations, but if tutorial/location aspirations is all we’ll get, I’ll take them. Anything to give personality to my sims.

Well I use them but I'm quite meh about them after ive done them once or twice cause well for one I don't always have my sims live in those worlds so its like i dont really feel like doing aspiration specific to them either cause it makes no sense

but tbh most sims 4 aspirations are not that fun to me in general like they just don't seem like life goals and lot of them involve just " buy this buy that go here go there raise skill points youd raise anyway and have trillion social events and know million sims and collect bunch of random item for no apparent reason

like i will literally just casually complete like 5 aspirations for each sim while doing nothing in specific about it and sometimes it includes these location ones

idk what the cottage aspiration will be but it was quite alarming seeing gamechangers accidentally completing stages of it while just chilling looking at new stuff

buut then again i really don't have expectations left

I love them for certain sims, not for learning about pack though as I already know that stuff.

In general they don't feel like aspirations. I mean, visiting big city x, y or z and experiencing all the cultural staples, can be a goal, but, it's generally not a thing people aspire to. These aspirations are more "practically" inclined and don't really focus on a big, long term personal development, which is what normal aspirations are more like. That said, the majority of aspirations in this game is fairly easy to achieve, so that ruin the "life goal" feel they ought to have.

I don't really care for them. They don't really make sense for me as an aspiration, they're more of a vacation goal. An aspiration is to be like the best Astronaut in the world, or grow the largest produce ever and win the next 5 fair contests with them or something like that. I would rather they sit down and really work on giving us some poignant, useful aspirations, instead of some of the lame ones we've gotten lately. Lord/Lady of the Knits was probably the last great aspiration, and it even thematically had a great reward in that you could learn to make that monstrous sweater. The Bust the Dust ones and Snowy Escape ones though were really bad. They also keep cramming new ones into knowledge or location, and don't really work on other categories like romance or any of the other ones that only have 1-2 aspirations in them.