Kit Packs: Yay or Nay?

"Pamtastic72;c-17817251" wrote:

"SimmerGeorge;c-17817164" wrote:

"Pamtastic72;c-17817143" wrote:

"simgirl1010;c-17816926" wrote:
Guess I'm irresponsible then. And there are a lot more important things that would keep me from sleeping at night than a kit pack for a video game.

Ditto, I’m just here putting cortisone on my itchy wallet until they tell me when I can purchase these. If I am responsible for the downfall of civilization then so be it. It’s not like I’m going to notice since I will be playing with my sims anyway.

@Pamtastic72 Go on then, keep making fun of non customer-friendly practices and some people's choice to not support these destructive and greedy practices because they care for this game and the gaming industry.
You are allowed to do what you want afterall.

I don’t see this as non-customer friendly. I don’t go to movies, I don’t go to restaurants and this was pre-pandemic. I am here in my house all day caring for my elderly housebound mother and this game outside of tv and books is my only distraction and hobby. So I see this as very customer friendly because I welcome anything that expands the little world I built for myself inside my computer. It’s quite literally the only thing that keeps me sane. So it’s all about perspective I guess.

@Pamtastic72 Consious consumerism is not about the individual but also other people and also the long-term effects that are caused by it. While I respect what you're saying and I'm glad the Sims helped you in this difficult time, I was simply talking about something different which is caring about the industry practicing consumer-friendly behavior for everyone involved. That's what I want to preserve and this is why I'm not so into those kits.
What you said, while it is great for you individually, is not really related to my point.