Kits are hints
Ok, I always read the build buy descriptions and look at CAS swatches for hints. Kits haven't given much until now. The bucket hat, which I think was from Throw Back Fitness kit has 3 swatches that...
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"crocobaura;c-18169457" wrote:
I think they probably come up with some pretty designs which for some reason don't fit into a pack but they don't want to throw away, so they may occasionally end up in kits. Country kitchen might have been designed initially for the cottage living pack but they couldn't add two kitchen designs to that pack due to budget or object limit constrains and settled on the kitchen design that eventually shipped with the game but also liked the aesthetic of the country kitchen and decided to put it in a kit. The industrial kitchen however doesn't really fit with the werewolves aesthetic, it's industrial looking but not made of bits and pieces like the werewolves reclaimed furniture is.
I agree with you, totally.
But I will add another point to this.
BRANDING.
If we go back to the first years of TS4 and then TSFreeplay and Mobile, the three seemed to be 3 different games with their own development.
Instead, lately, TS4 and especially TSMobile are linked more than ever: in fact, all the latest updates of the mobile game hint (or leak) what is going to be the next features of TS4.
It's like they are working on giving all The Sims a unique ID, to be recognized across all the different platforms. Which is what I would expect from an industry like EA.
