"Calico45;c-17971261" wrote:
"Admiral8Q;c-17971259" wrote:
Your question and commentary is vague. Give examples.
I think in my opinion that putting ladders, or ponds into "base game" and bunk beds, etc, is a smart move.
I am talking about already existing DLC content. Ponds and bunk beds were new to 4 when introduced to the base game. I doubt anyone is completely against the idea of new content being added to the base game.
The contention comes in when something already in a DLC is made no longer exclusive to a DLC. For example hot tubs, the calendar, the photography skill, etc.
Edit: I added "Paid" to the title since you said it was not obvious.
I can't un-vote.
Or I may change my vote to the 4th option.
Hut tubs? Only the holiday freebie is available without the pack, (Honestly I like the pack hot-tub better, but that's irrelevant)
The calendar? Is that base-game now? I practically never use it. Though with "Seasons" I enjoy and sometimes get annoyed at event pop-ups. If so, I can see why it was made "base-game". I actually bought the pack with the hot-tub after the "freebie" hot-tub was released. There are many other things in that pack.
Photography skill. Heck, I think that should be base game. It was Moschino pack that originally had it (I bought the pack hoping for better in-game photography. For the tripod. Never worked :( ) There are many other things in that pack though that are cool.
To sum up:
-Hot tub? Sure.
-Calendar? Why not. If you're going to buy "Seasons" ONLY fro the calendar, then don't buy it. :D
-Photography skill? Sure.
