Everyday clutter kit, maybe the best?
The kits in the sims 4 are pretty bad, especially the modern men's clothing one, man that one is trash, pants with a built-in skirt on a man. I've bought a few kits earlier on when I first started wit...
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"Kathykins;c-18214631" wrote:
Sadly, my TS4 collection won't ever be complete, because I refuse to get Bust the dust. I have enough housework in real life, thank you. Don't need it in a game. I can't think of anything more boring than watching my sims do housework. Dishes and floor mopping is bad enough. If BtD had ANYTHING else worthwhile, like other objects or CAS stuff, I might have cosidered buying it. I'm also not very interested in the Clutter pack, as I don't clutter up my houses.
My fav kits are Courtyard Oasis, Blooming rooms and Decor to the max. Also, Little campers is good. I'm obviously more interested in BB kits, gameplay and cas kits have been lacking for me. They'd have to provide more than dust bunnies and men in skirts (unless they're scottish! Kilts are cool) to make me want to buy anything.
For me kits also were the point where I realised I would never complete my sims 4 collection. There are a few I like but with so many, I don't feel like purchasing them all. The price for all kits put together adds up to an amount that could better be spent on something more substantial. 17 kits x 5€= 85€. That is a little over two EP at full price. I will only pick a few that appeal most to my taste. The modern men's wear kit even falls into the 'I don't want it even if it were given for free category'
"Mariefoxprice83;c-18214633" wrote:
I wish they would go back to Stuff Packs, honestly. The later SPs are pretty good.
I totally agree. I wish stuff packs would return.
