"Uzone27;c-17642360" wrote:
"luxsylvan;c-17642323" wrote:
"Uzone27;c-17642257" wrote:
"luxsylvan;c-17642220" wrote:
Female under 30, dislike the pack, not buying it. Have seen every single star wars movie. Don't really care for 1-6. 7-9 are okay but get increasingly worse (incidentally, killing han solo in those is to many star wars fans what this pack is to many sims players. A stab in the back by someone you thought you could trust). Rogue One is the bomb and every star wars fan can fight me haha I cried when I saw that one.
What part of it is a stab in the back? I'm genuinely curious.
I should have worded it better, it isn't so much what it IS so much as how it feels. To some people I should clarify, not a blanket statement or anything. I remember when solo died everyone I knew who was a longtime fan was furious, but the decision was made to bring in the viewers of the newer movies who prefer the character arc, not based on how longtime fans would feel. I just thought it was a funny coincidence--the star wars pack feels like it's being released solely as an easy way to make money off new people/new fans, when instead they could address issues longtime fans have been mentioning for so long. But I know next to nothing about movies or video games, so could be totally off on both??♀I know packs are in dev a long time, but these issues were still issues then...so...
(obligatory don't mean to be rude or confrontational and need to clarify that because internet)
"luxsylvan;c-17642323" wrote:
"Uzone27;c-17642257" wrote:
"luxsylvan;c-17642220" wrote:
Female under 30, dislike the pack, not buying it. Have seen every single star wars movie. Don't really care for 1-6. 7-9 are okay but get increasingly worse (incidentally, killing han solo in those is to many star wars fans what this pack is to many sims players. A stab in the back by someone you thought you could trust). Rogue One is the bomb and every star wars fan can fight me haha I cried when I saw that one.
What part of it is a stab in the back? I'm genuinely curious.
I should have worded it better, it isn't so much what it IS so much as how it feels. To some people I should clarify, not a blanket statement or anything. I remember when solo died everyone I knew who was a longtime fan was furious, but the decision was made to bring in the viewers of the newer movies who prefer the character arc, not based on how longtime fans would feel. I just thought it was a funny coincidence--the star wars pack feels like it's being released solely as an easy way to make money off new people/new fans, when instead they could address issues longtime fans have been mentioning for so long. But I know next to nothing about movies or video games, so could be totally off on both??♀I know packs are in dev a long time, but these issues were still issues then...so...
(obligatory don't mean to be rude or confrontational and need to clarify that because internet)
Totally get you no need to tip toe around me. I appreciate a straight shooter.
I have a feeling this pack is misunderstood. Have you ever been to Galaxy's Edge?
If not you should check it out a tour on Youtube.
All this is is a theme park....a travel destination like Outdoor retreat. Maybe they'll be a couple load screens to off world locations...but really it's just a vacation spot not an attempt to merge the two games The Aliens wear masks because all of the characters roam around the park totally in character. So in a literal sense Bakthu is a real world place you can go and visit, First of it's kind in the Sims
So it's not so much that people don't know or don't like Star Wars that I find surprising, that's to be expected.
What I find interesting is there seems to be an extra bit of mustard behind these objections even in the face of an obvious hint that the Sims team may have had some extra help with this one. A prospect which should be super exciting, not a super bummer.
Thank you for being chill I really didn't want to start something I hate confrontation
Considering that it's a star wars pack I actually think having it be a travel destination is a good idea. Imagine the outrage if it was a permanent world that infiltrated all the others with star wars. Haha.
I haven't been to Galaxy's Edge (not much of a star wars fan, sims packs aside) but I did see a picture of it and it looks stunning. I think it actually being a theme park in the pack but not advertised as such is actually worse and really gimmicky. It's meant to pull in the star wars fans but once you buy the pack, what is there to do? I saw the gameplay trailer. So on one level I'm really disappointed for the people looking forward to it, since to me it doesn't seem interesting, but that could be the lack of star wars interest. And on another I'm just so disappointed that it's an obvious capitalist bent to all their pack decision making. Yes, the point of capitalism is to sell. But it's my personal belief that the consumer's happiness and feedback should be priority as well. It's harder to support something that's against your personal values.
I also really dislike the way they want about it. It feels sneaky to me, not surprising. It reads like a covert under the table deal to a lot of people who aren't loving the pack idea. I was JUST on instagram yesterday and saw a post from Disney that it was just the 1 year anniversary of the park. So the timing of everything means it's a collaboration to me, which in itself doesn't bother me. What bothers me is them never publicizing it, even though I know packs are super secretive and everything.