Why are you buying the Moschino SP?

I don't know what the heck a "moschino" is (still sounds like Starbucks coffee). I just like having a full collection.

"NorthDakotaGamer;c-17200358" wrote:

"IceyJ;c-17200031" wrote:

"Oldeseadogge;c-17199835" wrote:
Not buying! The clothes are ugly, the build stuff looks like the scrap yard of a steel mill, and the furnishings seem about a comfy/homey as a pile of bricks. I notice that my early pre-release supposition posted I forget where is correct, that the largest block of yes votes is because of the photography. I wonder what the results would be if the photography was not included (the usual case for stuff packs as they are just stuff), and it was just a stuff pack. Daresay the appeal would be a lot less.

The usual case for TS4 stuff packs is that they do include gameplay. This is the norm, now. And those older stuff packs that included just 'stuff' were priced at $20 rather than $10. This is a good pack.

Not hardly, a majority of the stuff packs are NOT even worth $10. To me most are worth only what I paid about $2.50 each. This latest pack, does not even look worth it is $1. My standards of what need to be in packs at regular price are set very high.

Ok.

"mjallet;c-17200545" wrote:

"IceyJ;c-17200535" wrote:

"mjallet;c-17200489" wrote:
I do love that a pack that is all about the collab with a fashion label is not the reason anyone is buying it...another hit and a miss from the Sims 4 team.

Why does the reason matter, as long as it sells and people like it? :| Obviously, it's not all about the collab.

Well the pack is called the Moschino SP not the photography career SP but that aside the pack came across to me as heavily marketed to the fashion part of it. All I'm doing is pointing out the irony of what seems to have been the marketing goal (again to me) ending up not being the biggest reason the pack is interesting to people.

The goal for both Moschino and the Sims was exposure. I'd say they accomplished what they set out to do. The gameplay object in the kitchen stuff pack, for example, was an ice cream maker, lol. So, pack titles aren't always an exact match to the content, but I understand what you're saying. I just don't see how any of that makes it a 'miss.'

Mostly I like the long sleek hairstyle, the new windows and the long night shirts.

"SimTrippy;c-17200588" wrote:

"NorthDakotaGamer;c-17200358" wrote:

"IceyJ;c-17200031" wrote:

"Oldeseadogge;c-17199835" wrote:
Not buying! The clothes are ugly, the build stuff looks like the scrap yard of a steel mill, and the furnishings seem about a comfy/homey as a pile of bricks. I notice that my early pre-release supposition posted I forget where is correct, that the largest block of yes votes is because of the photography. I wonder what the results would be if the photography was not included (the usual case for stuff packs as they are just stuff), and it was just a stuff pack. Daresay the appeal would be a lot less.

The usual case for TS4 stuff packs is that they do include gameplay. This is the norm, now. And those older stuff packs that included just 'stuff' were priced at $20 rather than $10. This is a good pack.

Not hardly, a majority of the stuff packs are NOT even worth $10. To me most are worth only what I paid about $2.50 each. This latest pack, does not even look worth it is $1. My standards of what need to be in packs at regular price are set very high.

Tbf I don't own any SPs or store content for TS3 because the store content, to me, is largely a cash grab (and I dislike being forced to buy whole sets of stuff or to otherwise overpay for single items), and I just don't like the SPs much. In comparison, I much prefer TS4 SPs, even more so now that they've been reduced to one-two a year. The gameplay features tend to be fun but also unimportant enough for those who don't want to buy any SPs. They're just so easy to ignore, I don't see the problem honestly. If they're so far below your standards that's perfectly fine, cause you don't need to buy them as you won't be missing out on anything game-changing. But that's been the same for every iteration that had SPs, especially when all they included was a bunch of stuff. So yeah ?

Lucky I owned every game and the majority of the store. ?

I would buy it if ea fixed the origin online log in issue but it seems like it wont be fixed

I didn't want to waste my money on it so my bf bought it for me. I only needed it because I'm a completionist. I love the t-shirt because I love big shirts, but I'm very underwhelmed by it overall.

I would like to complete my collection but the career seems like a drag and the build mode/cas items are worse than expected... I'm unsure if I can really spend 10e for something I really don't feel like I want or need in my game.

I answered all of the above, but I should have selected other because “to complete my Sims collection” doesn’t apply to me. There are a few packs I will never buy.

It’s funny to me that at first I was not interested in this pack at all (or the upcoming game pack) when the announcement was initially made. So I figured I wouldn’t be purchasing any new content for a while after buying Island Living. But after seeing everything included in the Moschino pack, I got excited. I love taking pictures of my sims and wanted the option to photograph more sims together, have the photographer take a picture with a sim by using a timer, and take photos with kids and pets. Also, I really like the clothes, which surprised me. They’ll be perfect for my more flashy sims as they rise in fame. And the furniture is perfect for one of my penthouses that has a brick interior.

For CAS, B/B and photography, but not to complete a collection. Like my barbie dolls, I buy only what I like not to complete a collection.