How would you rank the Game Packs?
Pretty self explanatory thread! How would you rank all of the Game Packs against each other based on personal preference, and why? If you don't own a certain pack just exclude it :) For me my ranki...
Forum Discussion
Just the ones I own.
1. Dine out. I love the dining experience and it gives a realistic element to my gameplay. I also like the fact that I can own my own restaurant.
2. Realm of Magic. I love witches and wizards and this is enough reason to love this gp.
3. Parenthood. I bought it just because it was on sale but I ended up using it a lot.
5. Jungle Adventures. At first, I was really excited about this theme, but I was disappointed. Personally, I needed more temples for my sims to explore and generally, I felt that there weren't many things to explore. And in no case could I not compare it with TS3 WA and the fact that I was expecting more adventures like in the WA got me disappointed. After the first exploration, I never used it again.
6. Outdoor Retreat. A very boring gp for me. I never use it.
I recently bought the Vampires but haven't used it yet and I'm willing to buy Strangerville as well.
1. Dine out. I love the dining experience and it gives a realistic element to my gameplay. I also like the fact that I can own my own restaurant.
2. Realm of Magic. I love witches and wizards and this is enough reason to love this gp.
3. Parenthood. I bought it just because it was on sale but I ended up using it a lot.
5. Jungle Adventures. At first, I was really excited about this theme, but I was disappointed. Personally, I needed more temples for my sims to explore and generally, I felt that there weren't many things to explore. And in no case could I not compare it with TS3 WA and the fact that I was expecting more adventures like in the WA got me disappointed. After the first exploration, I never used it again.
6. Outdoor Retreat. A very boring gp for me. I never use it.
I recently bought the Vampires but haven't used it yet and I'm willing to buy Strangerville as well.
