Increased budgets for packs?
Maybe I'm just not looking at this right, but Laundry Stuff literally had 4 unique Gameplay items (if we include Washers and Dryers as the same item) and probably has the biggest system we've seen i...
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It seems to me like they've made the EPs in Sims 4 more detailed than in Sims 3. While that can mean seemingly less content, the content they do provide ends up more focused. I've also noticed there is more "cohesion" between packs (ie. you can form a vampire club of bowlers that do photography or whatever packs you may have).
It basically feels like they went all "Leroy Jenkins" in the Sims 3, took a step back and have been more cautious in Sims 4 with each pack.
I think it doesn't necessarily mean there's a bigger budget, but more they know the game now. They've come out with enough packs to where they can learn from what went well and what didn't with each pack which makes them more efficient.
It basically feels like they went all "Leroy Jenkins" in the Sims 3, took a step back and have been more cautious in Sims 4 with each pack.
I think it doesn't necessarily mean there's a bigger budget, but more they know the game now. They've come out with enough packs to where they can learn from what went well and what didn't with each pack which makes them more efficient.
