Sims 4 Kits Backlash incoming

"eternalrainn;c-17823490" wrote:

"Scobre;c-17823474" wrote:

"Gordy;c-17823472" wrote:
They didn't acknowledge JTB, Grant defended My First Pet Stuff by pointing at sales. I feel like they only listened to us last year because it took a multitude of things coming their way (criticism over how they've been handling representations, JtB, more and more accusations of not listening, criticism over the game that's been boiling over for years, etc.) And even then, it didn't lead to much beyond the skin tone stuff.

I expect them to let people grumble about it until they get bored and give up. Then they'll pump out some more packs and kits until we're desensitized, before introducing "Bites;" bite-sized kits that cost 3 dollars and introduce 1 gameplay idea, one CASset and one BB item.

I mean that is what SimsMobile and SimsFreeplay is already doing. Maybe next Sims game will just resort to mobile because microtransactions are working better than selling DLC it seems like at least to EA's viewpoint. I'd be shocked if the next iteration is an offline PC game because seems like EA is heading to a complete opposite direction for the future and kits kind of cement that future.

I'd be willing to bet money Sims 5 will take on the mobile model.

Yes, as most games now have in game purchases , I really do not have any problems with kits it is just how much it cost for so little and my conscious tells me that is not an good deal. as some can look at this as an beta as Sims 2 had an store near the end and Sims 3 ended up having an store and now this so some are suspecting this will be more expanded in Sims 5 if it does get produced.