My Trial of City Living Expansion Pack
I don't own the City Living expansion pack, and that expansion pack is up for a free trial this weekend. So yesterday, I downloaded the expansion pack and began playing with the free trial. Today, I c...
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"Sigzy05;c-17871728" wrote:
The voodoo doll is base game. Apartments are just normal lots but with added annoying AI, you can't build your own and visit neighbors without loading screens. Self employment is in the BG, you can already become a street musician in the BG. Meeting new sims is not a feature. And I'm pretty sure you can haggle without CL, in any street vendor (RoM, Jungle Adventures, Seasons, etc). The street table can also be obtained with Eco Lyfestyle and/or Jungle Adventure so I wouldn't say it's unique to CL.
CL is as bare bones as Island Living. Snowy Escape is...maybe slightly better than the two because of the snow sports and lifestyles, though those have been sort of broken since the EP released...what a joke. The three worst EP's in the whole franchise. I don't recommend buying any of these at full price...you'll be robbed.
HAHAHA... I have been buying The Sims 3 packs as a replacement for The Sims 4 packs.
People are now buying Island Living EP. I just bought Island Paradise EP for The Sims 3.
People are now buying City Living EP. I just bought Late Night EP for The Sims 3.
I actually own The Sims 4 base game ($20) and these DLCs:
1. Luxury Party stuff (part of Target-exclusive deal)
2. Perfect Patio stuff (part of Target-exclusive deal)
3. free Holiday stuff
4. Seasons expansion (purchased with Bing Rewards / Amazon gift cards for $20)
5. Get To Work expansion (purchased with Bing Rewards / Amazon gift cards for $20)
6. Laundry Day stuff (purchased with Bing Rewards / Amazon gift cards for $5 or at 50% off)
7. Bust the Dust kit (purchased with leftover money on my EA Wallet though I might have used it somewhere else instead; what a waste of $5!)
ETA: The Sims 4 City Living animations, as much as the rest of The Sims 4, are just meh. The food animations appear as if the Sim is taking a duplicate of the food on the plate and chewing up that duplicate instead of the food on the plate. The basketball animations are also weird. Instead of picking up the same basketball on the ground, a Sim will just generate a NEW basketball. This creates an awkward moment in which you briefly see 2 basketballs. The Sims 2 by far has the best animations, and it is very nice that much of that has been borrowed and used again in The Sims 3. I wish that The Sims 4 had much of The Sims 3's assets and game engine. It would have been a much superior game than what it is today. :pensive:
