LGR Nifty Knitting Review

"SimmerGeorge;c-17597128" wrote:

I am of course dissapointed I had to get a whole 10$ pack to get butlers for my famous sims. I am dissapointed I have to buy a whole pack for ice creams I want for seasons. I am dissapointed I have to buy MFPS to have small pets instead of having them in the Cats and Dogs expansion pack. And this time around I am also very dissapointed there hasn't been a hobbies EP or GP yet so If I want a hobby I have to get this 10$ pack.

I feel the same way currently about stuff packs. I was able to avoid them in ts3 because i dont care for cas and b&b items and they did not have any gameplay content, but it is hard to do here since they include that one gameplay item/feature that i sometimes want. I know people prefer them this way but i dont, and i dont think one opinion is wrong while the other is right, it is just my prefrence to keep gameplay content in game packs and expansions. sims 3 store had some premuim content where they only sold it with a world or a venue and i hated that! I feel it is worse in ts3 because the store made it clear it did not have to go that route since it also had the option to sell them seperatly and even displayed the price and all but it would tell you that it is currently unavailble, it is still unavailable to this day so it could be safe to assume that it might never be lol. It could be said that the premuim content and features in ts4 stuff packs could not fit in the other two types of packs because they had to make room for other things, i somewhat understand that but i still currently hold to my opinion regarding this.

With that being said, i think nifty knitting is actually one of the best stuff packs compared to some of the older ones because it feels to me like it has more, and i dont regret buying it because i feel i will get enough use of it to make it worth my money, just like i dont regret some of my purchases from ts3 store, which i know people hate, but they enchanced my game in one way or another to make them worth getting for me, though i got most of them during sales. See, what seems not to be worth it to you is the opposite to someone else so sometimes there is little point in trying to convince satisfied buyers they are wasting their money or whatever, which i am not saying you are doing, but i saw others trying to do. I think lots of these comments are coming from a good place and with well intent but people gotta be mindful about how they are addressing others and also be careful about their wording.