Has Horse Ranch expanded your gameplay?

Horse Ranch has become one of my fave packs. I'm not a horse person, but really enjoy the horses. The competition gear has inspired me to create a national Equestrian organization, with annual competitions aside of what goes on sst the Equestrian Center. Show jumping even became a discipline at my Simlympics, so my horse loving sims really have goals to work towards. Only afew are active contenders, just as many keep a horse for company, rides and even to gain fertilizer. I plan a ranch that will make a living from breeding/train horses, but have not yet gotten to that. Some older abodes even have a small stable that is empty, so the fact that someone used to keep a horse there adds to the backstory, even if the current family has no plans of getting a horse. I already had nectar making in my game, but will gradually switch to the new system, even if the recipe options feel a bit restricted. Sheep/goats are super cool, I really try hard to avoid adding them to every single lot, LOL. I love the new world, but hardly got to explore iit yet. There are still a few original families that I plan to evict to make room for my own sims. This pack also inspired me to create the backstory and family tree of the old native clan, a group of locals that used to own the whole Chestnut Ridge, but now only have the Galloping Gulch hood. A fun part was to create links from their tree down to some of my current sims living elsewhere. In the long run it might result in sims I created long ago will get attached with a prairie life that I could not foresee before this pack. I like weaving my stories like that.

There are now horses in worlds like Oasis Springs, Henford-on-Bagley, Brindleton Bay, Newcrest, Glimmerbrook, Windenburg and Moonwood Mill. A farm that previously focused on (imaginary) pigs, now switched to sheep instead. I got so much more to do with this pack!