Favorite and least favorite packs?
What are your favorite and least favorite packs? Be sure to include at least one for each type! Feel free to update as more packs are added. Favorite expansion: Get together. I cannot live wi...
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Favorite EP: I really like all three of them and feel like each one adds essential gameplay. If I had to choose I would probably go with GTW, I really enjoy playing the active careers and watching my sims progress. There's plenty of vacation days and the option to call in fake sick or to not join my sims at work if I feel like it's getting too repetitive. This way I can still enjoy the other worlds/features. I also really like being able to own retail and had a lot of fun having my sim build up her bakery business.
Least Favorite EP: Get Together.... I don't hate it at all, I just feel like I don't use the core features in this as much as I do with the other EP's. I like being able to group up but clubs can be annoying and I think the dance parties are kind of boring. I also don't like Windenburg that much, which is kind of funny because I actually live in a Tudor Revival apartment building in RL. I think I would like GT a lot more if/when they release a University/Education pack.
Favorite GP: It's a toss up between Dine Out and Parenthood. As stated above I love retail! Owning/managing restaurants is a lot of fun to me and add's a bit of a challenge. As for Parenthood I feel like it add's a lot more depth to family play and the game in general. I like that my sims can actually raise and influence their children. I'm really liking the direction that the GP's are going in, they actually feel more like EP's to me.
Least Favorite GP: Vampires, I have it because I buy all content but don't really play it and have actually thought about uninstalling it. I do like the Vampire lore though and Vlad and the creepy walk cracks me up. Like it definitely seems like a really good and well thought-out pack and the content is stunning for sure. It's just that I care about and play with supernaturals the least. I think it's worth having though and will likely explore it more at some point.
Favorite ST: Backyard Stuff, Kids Stuff, and Movie Stuff.
Least Favorite: Luxury Party Stuff- so many hideous and over-the-top outfits and Bowling Stuff- I wish the bowling alley was more interactive and that sims could interact socially.. some of the CAS items are nice though.
Least Favorite EP: Get Together.... I don't hate it at all, I just feel like I don't use the core features in this as much as I do with the other EP's. I like being able to group up but clubs can be annoying and I think the dance parties are kind of boring. I also don't like Windenburg that much, which is kind of funny because I actually live in a Tudor Revival apartment building in RL. I think I would like GT a lot more if/when they release a University/Education pack.
Favorite GP: It's a toss up between Dine Out and Parenthood. As stated above I love retail! Owning/managing restaurants is a lot of fun to me and add's a bit of a challenge. As for Parenthood I feel like it add's a lot more depth to family play and the game in general. I like that my sims can actually raise and influence their children. I'm really liking the direction that the GP's are going in, they actually feel more like EP's to me.
Least Favorite GP: Vampires, I have it because I buy all content but don't really play it and have actually thought about uninstalling it. I do like the Vampire lore though and Vlad and the creepy walk cracks me up. Like it definitely seems like a really good and well thought-out pack and the content is stunning for sure. It's just that I care about and play with supernaturals the least. I think it's worth having though and will likely explore it more at some point.
Favorite ST: Backyard Stuff, Kids Stuff, and Movie Stuff.
Least Favorite: Luxury Party Stuff- so many hideous and over-the-top outfits and Bowling Stuff- I wish the bowling alley was more interactive and that sims could interact socially.. some of the CAS items are nice though.
