Whats your overall reception on kits so far?

Okay I'm sure you knew this would be my answer. :D

Never met a Sims pack I didn't like.

"simgirl1010;c-18009963" wrote:
Okay I'm sure you knew this would be my answer. :D

Never met a Sims pack I didn't like.

True ?? ???

Kits are okay :) Not what I want the most but I am not against either.

I have all but dust and most likely not buy tennis skirt kit either :) Unless it is totally untownified :) I have enough of Mortimer Goth, Viktor Feng and Geoffrey Landgraab running around about every single world in current situational outfits :p

I still somewhat like the idea, but I haven't felt the content is really for me. I really want to see more gameplay. Also I don't own any of the kits, but I'm interested in plant kit and incheon kit which I may buy at some point.

I'm not really interested in any of the kits so far. Their themes are very niche (with a lot of them being representation behind a paywall which is another issue) and there are far too many of them, especially when they didn't even exist for the majority of this game's lifespan.

I don't like kits because of the price, content, and amount but I chose price as there has been one or two kits that have appealed but they just aren't worth £5 for me. It may not seem like a lot of money but I don't feel that I would get enough enjoyment out the of the kits for that price.

For some players it's worth every penny and I'm really happy for them, but I'd be surprised if I buy any kits in the future. :smile:

I think I liked the concept of kits but the execution so far has been a little lacking, in my opinion.

They're way too expensive in my country for the little amount of content they provide. I remember that the first three kits combined had less content than recent Stuff Packs, despite costing more altogether.

Most of the content has been ugly CAS outfits, or had BB assets that aren't enough to make a suitable themed property with them. And they introduced a Country Kitchen Kit right before Cottage Living. If they released it after, people would be furious. They only have us one gameplay-based item, and it's clear that that was just a token effort and kits will mainly be focused on BB/CAS. And the gameplay kit we got was poorly balanced and will probably never be fixed.

So, yeah. The content isn't for me. And even if it was, the prices is jacked up real high in my country.

Kits don't offer me enough content and variation, there is not much point for me in dressing my sims up in different clothing, or building something different when too much feels the same for me. Packs are designed to offer a new experience and expanding the game which works better for me. Packs makes the familiar loop of my sims waking up every day and going to work more interesting.

Kits are also a step backwards when it comes to development for the sims4. Ever since kits have been introduced it feels like larger content and larger changes to the game have become more rare.

Ive changed my mind about kits. I used to hate the idea of them and swore id never purchase, but I LOVED the fashion streetwear kit.

I dont think theyre too expensive. $5 isnt too much and kind of par for the course of micropurchases for games these days. I think microtransactions are annoying but its not like EA is the only one doing them. I do think we have a lot of kits now, but i would expect there are more smaller dlc than big dlc like with any other game. Also console players or non ccusers have access to more stuff cheaper.

The content is varied and some things dont appeal to me at all, like the "menswear". But others have like couryard oasis. Some things arent worth a purchase imo, like bust the dust. I think base game should have vacuums. Ultimately I think kits shouldnt exists yet because theres still lots of the main game is missing.

I have interest in more expansions, but no expansion is going to get me what I really want out of Sims 4, which is the core of the game getting changed. So im not extremely passionate with getting more expansions because it wont fix what I want changed, but i sympathize with ppl who are bored of kits and I also want to see more expansions just out of curiosity.

I do want more cultural dlc in general, id rather see them in expansions (or better yet free update) than kits if they continue to branch out to other cultures not in their main/target audience, but if theyre only available in kits or free updates so far then thats what we have. I think buying them shows theres an audience that wants them and they should continue making more cultural items whether free or dlc. (But please dont say its because youre suddenly inclusive. Just throw us the dlc and call it a day ?)

This is how im feeling now but ofc feelings are subject to change ?

Never mind