Sometimes Less Is More

"Rabellaka_Simming;c-17954815" wrote:
I've just come back to The Sims after getting a new laptop to play it on, and I'm loving all the new things added to the base game. It felt so hollow when it first came out, especially after all the content included in the two previous games. I have all the expansion packs for the previous games (but not the Sims 3 neighbourhoods) and although there is so much content with everything included, I never felt like it was too much. I only have about a quarter of the content for Sims 4 so far, and I'm looking forward to getting the packs I'm missing in the future, so I can enjoy the gameplay I'm currently missing out on.

Same. I'm happy to see the base game getting better and better. People who don't own all packs can still have new and exciting things to look foward too.
I have every single pack and tons of cc and a few mods. No performance issues or feelings of it being "too much"

To the op
We do get a lot of updates and patches but that's what a "live service" game is. And unless you wait until the game ends that's what you can expect from live service.
They are always working on bugs and fixes even if it's slower than some would like.
I don't agree with nerfing but that's what happens when one game tries to please millions of players all at once in an era of "cancel culture" and oversensitivity. They are kind of stuck in the middle.

Overall we are still missing TONS of things. We have a lot more stuff to go before it feels like too much because at this point it's not enough.
And personally I enjoy the patches and updates.(apart from the mod breakage)

I know some people are ready for ts5 but it can't come till the game is actually finished. So until it's actually finished why not give us all the missing ts4 content many are still asking for? I say more is better. I want plenty more expansion packs.
Plus this is my favorite iteneration. Will be playing ts4 years to come. ??? just yesterday I was really really enjoying gameplay.