Are you saying that the Sims Medieval offered replayability and was not kind of a huge let-down? Or that Sims Stories had more gameplay than TS4? I loved Medieval, but after playing through once I had very little desire to play through again.
You are measuring these based off of worlds, which is totally arbitrary. If you measured based off additions to the game, you'd have:
"Naus;c-16976030" wrote:
...what you're getting for $20-25 in each game.
Lucky Palms: 1 gameplay item, large world with 96 items. lots. & More content if you pay more!! Including... not much!
StrangerVille: 3 gameplay items, tiny world with 11 items lots, 2-6 hour linear story with no replayability, 1 new career with 3 new interactions. a ton of CAS and BB items!
Also, it has 96 LOTS. Not items. It came with like, nine plants and if you paid extra, three gameplay items, eight buy mode items, and one pre-made lot.
Yes, Strangerville has 11 lots. But it also has a great number of Build/Buy items as well as CAS. You don't have to pay extra for anything.
Compare Strangerville to something of its kind. Compare it with Vampires, Dine Out, Outdoor Retreat, etc. Go ahead and even compare it to the base game! Like, none of the worlds in TS4 has 96 lots lol. But to compare it to DLC from 2012 for an entirely different game is just silly. And I'd argue that this game is not a sequel to TS3. It's called The Sims 4 because it's the fourth installment in the entire franchise. That does not mean it is a sequel.
