The Sims 4 Marketing has gone too far
So now, every time you open the Sims 4, a pop up will come up, showing you a random DLC you don't own, and telling you to buy it, even with a timer at the bottom. The items are...
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I never see the pop-up but it looks very annoying to me.
Yeah, overpriced game. I only buy it when it's on sale. The EP is supposed to be $20, GP $10, SP maybe $3-$5.
EA is on a stock market, I guess they really care about the profit or the financial report won't look good for investor and hence their stock price may drop. They keep on releasing new packs every few months, just to earn more money to pay their employee and the rest of it is profit.
It's not SimGuru fault when the game lack of content and depth, it's the marketing part that wanted to generate more money, spending most of the time on creating new packs to sell, instead of fixing the broken game (cause fixing game ain't generate $cash$). I don't believe they care about us until they fix and add the features the community asks.
Yeah, overpriced game. I only buy it when it's on sale. The EP is supposed to be $20, GP $10, SP maybe $3-$5.
EA is on a stock market, I guess they really care about the profit or the financial report won't look good for investor and hence their stock price may drop. They keep on releasing new packs every few months, just to earn more money to pay their employee and the rest of it is profit.
It's not SimGuru fault when the game lack of content and depth, it's the marketing part that wanted to generate more money, spending most of the time on creating new packs to sell, instead of fixing the broken game (cause fixing game ain't generate $cash$). I don't believe they care about us until they fix and add the features the community asks.
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