Give the People What They Want

"Sindocat;c-17678517" wrote:
They are never not fixing bugs. We receive, have received, and may reasonably expect to continue to receive "countless bug fixes" as these are available. These are released, on average, monthly.

Please do not present requests as "things we all want", or even "things many of us want". I am fine with babies as furniture. I don't miss cars. I don't care for Superheroes. Eco Lifestyle DID include off-grid tools I had wanted. I DO like a Star Wars themed vacation world. I do NOT want a bar or massage table I place in a generic lot to spawn an attendant until I ask for one.

State what you want. That's fair. But understand people want different things, and our wishes are, in fact, at the attention of the Studio and its developers. If it is new DLC not on your list of desired content there is a really simple solution to that. It'll even save you money.

I swear this is your favorite thing to say many of us don't like it and are not buying it. Here I am remembering when packs use to big so jam packed with features even if it was not something l love as the main feature there would be many interesting side features those days are gone.

If the the goal the Sims team is going for now is to create packs that speak to the pocketbooks of a narrow audience always having the simplest theme and main feature locked to 1 world with hardly any content they are on the right track, they surely are for you. I want better I want content that belonged in the base game from the get go had Sims 4 not been rushed out I want to see the features players have been begging for years now not some linear Star Wars mini game to advertise a theme park.