Kit Packs: Yay or Nay?
So my quick thoughts without the official details but the twitter confirmation: I'm good unless they are more than $5. The Sims 3 store was way too expensive for me, which is why I appreciated packs o...
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@Chicklet453681I love your post especially this part -
I feel the same way about The Sims. I have no social life due to my disability (even before Covid) except meeting my friend every 2 weeks (in the cinema or for lunch - before Covid, of course) so The Sims is really my only hobby.
So far, I'm only into the Country Kitchen Kit but I'll need to know what is in each of them before I buy. I definitely won't be buying the cleaning one though.
Now ... am I happy with the formula that TS4 does things with smaller packs and content split up into more packs compared to the previous games? Absolutely not! And, I will always feel like what we get for our money now (and probably going forward for any new games in the future) compared to what we got in TS2 and TS3 is a complete and utter rip off!
But for me (because I don't play many other games regularly, I am stuck with how they do things.) I'm not going to "cut off my nose to spite my face" and boycott buying stuff from EA just because I don't like how they are doing things with this iteration. And until another Life Simulation game is released and there are other smiliar games to play, "boycotting" is not an option because that would make my life less enjoyable in my free time.
I feel the same way about The Sims. I have no social life due to my disability (even before Covid) except meeting my friend every 2 weeks (in the cinema or for lunch - before Covid, of course) so The Sims is really my only hobby.
So far, I'm only into the Country Kitchen Kit but I'll need to know what is in each of them before I buy. I definitely won't be buying the cleaning one though.
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