Kit Packs: Yay or Nay?

I think they'll cost 5 bucks, would be very surprised if not.

i rly thought the game had been milked enough. but we'll see, on march 2 they'll give more info about this so i'll wait before thrashing this

For me it depends both in the price and in the content. I had to choose one, so i'll say it depends in the content, because if something that i really want comes in a kit i'll buy it. Let's say for example a western african world maybe is too niche to come in a bigger pack so if it comes in a kit i won't miss the opportunity...

This is dumb. They need to come out and say that they want us to pay more money for one thing that couldve gone into a bigger pack and we can move on with our lives. Cant wait for the "sweeping kit" or the "mopping kit". Good grief.

The main thing is whether I find the content worth the price. But honestly I rarely pay more than $5 for a full stuff pack so I'm unlikely to pay that much for less. But there may be exceptions for certain content.

I would definitely say depends on the price, perhaps maybe they are doing away with stuff packs as theres 18 of them now ?, this has shown me that the sims 4 has alot more time than we thought, to set up something like the sims 3 store at this point after 6 years of original release, it might also make the developers focus more expansions & game packs

I'm thinking they'll probably be $5 since they seem to be smaller than stuff packs, but I'm trying to hold off on any judgements until we do hear what they're all about.

Stuff Packs have gotten better recently in terms of what they offer (Tiny Living, Nifty Knitting, and Paranormal Stuff) so I'm wondering if maybe, just maybe Kit Packs won't be as bad as we think they are? I mean Paranormal seems almost like a mini game pack, and one of the few stuff packs well worth the full price. So if the stuff packs getting better is anything to go by, maybe kits won't be the worst things in the world?

I'm going to wait until March 2nd to make a proper judgment though. As for now, I'm going to say it's going to depend on the content + the price.

Kits are about to the be the absolute biggest cash grab for The Sims 4 ever.

I was going to say depends on content
or price

(i mean sometimes i might use my origin gift cards stupidly and end up having some leftover coins that maybe could be used for these if they are mega cheap)

but actually there is hardly anything i wouldn't rather have in bigger pack that I want..

and if i don't want it all that much its just waste to even get it tho...

and then its just kinda waste in general when we could be having couple big awesome packs and they release bunch of these instead...

and the big fear theyd put something i need tons of content for into one of these kits of horror and call it done like they so often did with ts3...

Probably yay, but it would depend on the price. If it's $10 like SP, and not nearly the content offered, I'd be extremely picky on the themes. Anything retro oriented absolutely, but otherwise, maybe not so much. The Country Kitchen set looks nice though. I'm expecting they'll be Sims 3 store prices I think those averaged out to around $5. to be honest I'm even okay with them doing away with stuff packs if they go this route instead. But I'd hope the amount of content for 2 kit packs would be fairly close to 1 stuff pack.