Which Kit(s) have you purchased?

"Kerrigan;c-17821173" wrote:
Considering the $23 lunch I had today, I think this is fine.

@Kerrigan Was the lunch you ate cooked once and then copied an endless amount of times for millions of customers without extra expenses like this kit was? No, it was cooked especially for you and can't be copied or served to someone else, hence the price difference and the difference in market value.

Sorry you can't compare apples with pears. If the kits are worth it to you then that's fine but comparing actual food to virtual dust is not a very valid arguement imo.

I like the look of them all and I am not saying I won't buy them sometime in the future, but right now I am having a hard time wrapping my brain around why we needed a new type of pack to begin with.

"friendsfan367;c-17821280" wrote:

"elanorbreton;c-17821168" wrote:

"EdithV;c-17821157" wrote:
It says they cost $4:99 but how much will it be in the uk? Doesn’t it cost more for us?

They are £4.99 each. Gulp. I will have to give this some thought.

i'm curious cause i'm in the us how much is that?

It's $6.96 dollars

"SimmerGeorge;c-17821708" wrote:

"Kerrigan;c-17821173" wrote:
Considering the $23 lunch I had today, I think this is fine.

@Kerrigan Was the lunch you ate cooked once and then copied an endless amount of times for millions of customers without extra expenses like this kit was? No, it was cooked especially for you and can't be copied or served to someone else, hence the price difference and the difference in market value.

Sorry you can't compare apples with pears. If the kits are worth it to you then that's fine but comparing actual food to virtual dust is not a very valid arguement imo.

I'm confused. The last pizza I got for 25 looked exactly like every other cheese pizza they served to hundreds of other customers? And the same as I got before. Exact same taste and everything. As if it were nothing more than a copy??? I think you need a better argument on this one ?

Bust The Dust was a no brainer for me, as was the Throwback Fit Kit as it worked out to be $8:00 a pack in Australia. That's less than what I spend on lunch if I was to buy it on a working day, or two coffees which I am happy to go without. I am still on the fence about Country Kitchen but I am pretty certain that I will buy it at one stage or another if anything it will give me more options for some country-home renovations.

None. I want the Throwback Fit Kit, but a little overpriced for me.

"Babykittyjade;c-17821747" wrote:


I'm confused. The last pizza I got for 25 looked exactly like every other cheese pizza they served to hundreds of other customers? And the same as I got before. Exact same taste and everything. As if it were nothing more than a copy??? I think you need a better argument on this one ?

This was pretty much my reasoning too :) That said food I ordered is almost identical than the all similar copies they daily sell to hundreds of people :)

But I only mentioned the price as it happened to be almost that 15€ , I compared more of the thing, that how long I can enjoy it :)

Edit: I typo too much, duh..

I wish they picked more exciting themes for these ones to have a "stronger" start, but i am only talking about my own prefernce here because i know many other players found the themes to be good. Anyway, back to what you asked, i havent bought one yet but i am trying to think if i could get enough use in my game from the dusty kit or if it will end up being too much of a chore in game.

"Babykittyjade;c-17821747" wrote:

"SimmerGeorge;c-17821708" wrote:

"Kerrigan;c-17821173" wrote:
Considering the $23 lunch I had today, I think this is fine.

@Kerrigan Was the lunch you ate cooked once and then copied an endless amount of times for millions of customers without extra expenses like this kit was? No, it was cooked especially for you and can't be copied or served to someone else, hence the price difference and the difference in market value.

Sorry you can't compare apples with pears. If the kits are worth it to you then that's fine but comparing actual food to virtual dust is not a very valid arguement imo.

I'm confused. The last pizza I got for 25 looked exactly like every other cheese pizza they served to hundreds of other customers? And the same as I got before. Exact same taste and everything. As if it were nothing more than a copy??? I think you need a better argument on this one ?

@Babykittyjade @Ellupelluellu
Yes, you certainly are confused. The pizza you ate might have looked like the others but believe it or not it was not the same, because once you eat a pizza it's gone. So the ingredients, hard work of the cook etc. is what you pay for.

When you buy a digital pack, you are buying a copy of the same product. A product only created once and then copied an endless amount of times without extra expenses. Unlike your pizza, which needs new ingredients, cooking time etc this kit it was made only once and never needs to be remade like the pizza. This is why buying a digital copy of something is not the same as buying a physical product nor should it cost as much. I hope that cleared up the confusion. I don't need a better arguement. Thanks

"asimbsim;c-17821722" wrote:

"friendsfan367;c-17821280" wrote:

"elanorbreton;c-17821168" wrote:

"EdithV;c-17821157" wrote:
It says they cost $4:99 but how much will it be in the uk? Doesn’t it cost more for us?

They are £4.99 each. Gulp. I will have to give this some thought.

i'm curious cause i'm in the us how much is that?

It's $6.96 dollars

thanks math was one of my worst subjects,