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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I voted depends on the content. I’ll post what I’d be willing to pay.
The two I have bought:
Oasis Courtyard Kit I felt was good value for money with many items you could mix and match. Worth £4.99 and happy to pay it. The same for Country Kitchen Kit and I use it a lot.
The two I haven’t bought:
Throwback Fit Kit I felt was too similar to Fitness Stuff. So maybe I’d get it at £2.49. As it’s add one for me.
For Bust the Dust, five buy/build objects wasn’t enough. I didn’t understand the dust bunnies. A bit out there. I was surprised that a broom wasn’t added for an off the grid option. Also dustpan and brush. An animation of the Sim picking up the hoover rather than it teleporting to the Sim, plus hoovering round the whole floor rather than one spot would’ve added value. I would value it around £2.99.
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The two I have bought:
Oasis Courtyard Kit I felt was good value for money with many items you could mix and match. Worth £4.99 and happy to pay it. The same for Country Kitchen Kit and I use it a lot.
The two I haven’t bought:
Throwback Fit Kit I felt was too similar to Fitness Stuff. So maybe I’d get it at £2.49. As it’s add one for me.
For Bust the Dust, five buy/build objects wasn’t enough. I didn’t understand the dust bunnies. A bit out there. I was surprised that a broom wasn’t added for an off the grid option. Also dustpan and brush. An animation of the Sim picking up the hoover rather than it teleporting to the Sim, plus hoovering round the whole floor rather than one spot would’ve added value. I would value it around £2.99.
Thanks for making a vote! ?
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