So... interior design GP?

I know the architect/interior designer careers wouldn't interest me at all. The Sims4 has indeed morphed into a full-blown Barbie Dream House game, totally lacking any kind of new gameplay features. Just more stuff to look at with little substance added for players longing for more to do other than build and decorate. Tiny Living and Nifty Knitting added more than this newest pack in terms of content, and I am still enjoying what those packs brought to the game. But this one? Meh. And the newest one, the Oasis one, is not my style at all. Two misses in a month for EA as far as I'm concerned. EA can throw all the packs it wants at me but if all those packs have to offer is more BB assets, I will happily decline the dubious honor of purchasing either one. And the next EP is yet another Nature-themed pack that no doubt is filled with features that should have been in Outdoor Retreat, Island Living, Seasons, Eco Living, Snowy Escapes, and the numerous base game updates EA has pushed on us over the past two years. There's no way this isn't a marketing ploy meant to squeeze every last dime EA possibly can from the fans before it ends Sims4. Sorry, not sorry, EA, but I refuse to play a misguided and greedy marketing game with your corporation any longer. Of course I will be forced to update or I won't be able to repair my game or access the Gallery until I do. But I won't update until I am ready to update. If those 'helpful' updates didn't nerf the mods I use that make the game more interesting to play at all, or the bug 'fixes' actually fixed anything without causing past fixes to break again, I'd be happier about updating my game. But in all honesty, I can't wait for Sims5 to come out just so I can play Sims4 without the hassle of dealing with broken mods and bug fixes that don't always work. Until that day arrives, my money goes to supporting the modding community and the indie developers working on new life simulation games.