Which pack would you be happy to see?
I asked what kind of packs people would like to see (in a Sims facebook group) and I’ve compiled the most common answers. I’m just wanting to see how response varies between platforms. 🙂
Forum Discussion
I voted medieval, but really I want a medieval set that includes fairies and werewolves. And a generations pack has been needed for a long time. And an occult pack--use the Happy Haunts name, and use it to add in zombies and mummies and make ghosts a lifestate you can make in CAS, and put in more old-timey clothing and build items. And I guess werewolves could go in the Happy Haunts pack if they're not in a medieval/fairy tale pack.
Basically, farming leaves me cold, but hard yes on everything else. I voted medieval specifically because I've been thinking it might not be the worst use of my Copious Free Time to make a save file where I refurb every building into Tudor, Gothic, and Romanesque styles, make everything as off-the-grid as possible, and makeover all of the sims to be medieval versions of themselves as well.
To do that, the medieval pack should have lot types that mimic modern lot types but but don't require electronics. And a lot of medieval parts in CAS and items in build mode. And to make it a sort of all-purpose medieval/fantasy/fairy tale set, include werewolves and fairies, let people add pointy ears to characters who aren't spellcasters or aliens, and include horns as well for folks who want to make tieflings from D&D. And throw in some additional musical instruments, like lutes, harps, flutes, and pan pipes.
Basically, farming leaves me cold, but hard yes on everything else. I voted medieval specifically because I've been thinking it might not be the worst use of my Copious Free Time to make a save file where I refurb every building into Tudor, Gothic, and Romanesque styles, make everything as off-the-grid as possible, and makeover all of the sims to be medieval versions of themselves as well.
To do that, the medieval pack should have lot types that mimic modern lot types but but don't require electronics. And a lot of medieval parts in CAS and items in build mode. And to make it a sort of all-purpose medieval/fantasy/fairy tale set, include werewolves and fairies, let people add pointy ears to characters who aren't spellcasters or aliens, and include horns as well for folks who want to make tieflings from D&D. And throw in some additional musical instruments, like lutes, harps, flutes, and pan pipes.
