"To7m;c-16202696" wrote:
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If you’re happy with 10 game packs, 8 EP’s and TWENTY FOUR stuff packs, you’re nuts.
I hope it ends ASAP and somebody, ANYBODY, makes a real sims game. I’m quite happy to forget TS4 entirely.
—T
I’d rather 24 Stuff Packs that Work, than 5000 store sets with most that haven’t worked well overtime.
I didn’t have to buy the entire store to get one item...
"simgirl1010;c-16200154" wrote:
"To7m;c-16199917" wrote:
If you’re happy with 10 game packs, 8 EP’s and TWENTY FOUR stuff packs, you’re nuts.
I hope it ends ASAP and somebody, ANYBODY, makes a real sims game. I’m quite happy to forget TS4 entirely.
—T
Guess I'm nuts. :p I'd much prefer gamepacks and stuff packs over expansion packs.
That’s not nuts, that’s just foolish. You would prefer stuff, over actual gameplay?
Yeah, ok. And people wonder why this game is lacking? This is why.
—T
You did if you wanted the Gameplay item, they weren't sold seperately.
And Stuff Packs have certain gameplay aspects, and Game Packs are gameplay.
Stuff packs have ONE item (hot tub, slide thing, some fountain idek) that should be in either a GP or EP.
I’ll forever be against SP’s in having any sort of premium item in them. They should have stuff like chairs and clothes, maybe hairs, and that’s it. I feel like I’m forced to buy the entire pack if I want the one ‘gameplay’ time.
How people don’t see they’ve done that clearly on purpose so people lean towards buying them is beyond me. It obvious what they’re doing. SP’s should be STUFF, and that’s it. Nothing ‘premium’ about them.
—T
They have 1 - 4 Gameplay items, actually.
And no, Stuff Packs only include items that have been confirmed won’t be coming in a GP or an EP
So it’s either, you miss out on these items or you can get them in a Stuff Pack.
And if you have a look at the Stuff Packs, the only Stuff Pack that actually includes item that would normally be in an EP is the Hot Tub or Butler.
The rest of the Stuff Packs have Gameplay items that aren’t usually seen before, or were probably never coming anyway so I think people are making a big deal out of nothing.
The EP & GP team had no interest in Hot Tubs or adding Butlers so we would have went without anyway.
Last thing, a “premium” object on the Sims 3 store could cost up to 500 - 700 Sim Points (if made available seperately).
For an extra $5 - $3 you get 40 - 60 items in a Sims 4 Stuff Pack, and if you get the on sale, it can be for free.
Also, store sets for The Sims 3 were often 1000 - 2000 Sim Points and you had to pay that go hey the premium item anyway, and you got half the stuff,
Anyone who thinks The Sims 3 store was better, is obviously just happy throwing money away.
I’m not, so I’ve never bought a thing off it.
You mentioned the store, not me. You said ‘better’, not me. If I wanted one item from the store, I didn’t have to buy an entire pack to get it. I could pick and choose what I wanted.
STUFF packs, should be STUFF. Not GAMEPLAY. It’s that simple. Hot tubs should be in a GP or EP. Again, it’s that simple.
You’re blind to anything EA does anyway, so no point even trying to prove a point to you.
—T
I disagree. I much prefer stuff packs having game play items in the mix over just all inanimate stuff. There are infinite amount of gameplay items that could be added to any pack so I don't necessarily see a stuff packs as "taking" from a GP or EP. There are literally thousands of active items that could be added to any pack the game offers--whether seen in The Sims series before or a fresh object idea. This is a life simulator after all. There are hundreds of ways any of the packs could go because life itself is full of variety. That's what makes the game so fun!
