Which Sims Expansion Pack Really Wasn't Worth It
Sims 4 has released many packs over the years but some of them really weren't worth the money or the wait. Which ones do you recommend fellow simmers shouldn't waste their money on?
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Get to Work is weak, but I can forgive it because it was the first EP. The retail system is infinitely inferior to the latter restaurant system of Dine Out, and running a store isn't fun. But it's nice having stores for your sims to visit.
C&D is basically like other pet packs, except with less pets. The vet career and Brindleton Bay are its saving points, but even then this pack feels more shallow than what we got in the past.
Island Living, meanwhile, is just... there. Sulani is nice, but small. And there's nothing to do there once you've tried swimming around. Conservation stuff is barely noticable, and nearly everything about the pack was done better in Sims 3. The Aspiration they made to help you through the pack is insanely shallow, which just goes to show you how little there is to do with Sulani. It's a great place for immersion and vacations, but it's not worth the price of an EP.
C&D is basically like other pet packs, except with less pets. The vet career and Brindleton Bay are its saving points, but even then this pack feels more shallow than what we got in the past.
Island Living, meanwhile, is just... there. Sulani is nice, but small. And there's nothing to do there once you've tried swimming around. Conservation stuff is barely noticable, and nearly everything about the pack was done better in Sims 3. The Aspiration they made to help you through the pack is insanely shallow, which just goes to show you how little there is to do with Sulani. It's a great place for immersion and vacations, but it's not worth the price of an EP.
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