Why I don't want a Generations pack.
Hey guys, So ever since the Sims 3 Generations came out people have been requesting a Generations pack for the Sims 4 as well. Now I have to admit I didn't like the idea of a generations pack in t...
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@Babykittyjade All I am saying with my post is that The Sims is a life simulation game in which you play Sims' lives through their different life stages. The Generations and Parenthood packs basically give you features to play through your Sims' different life states. How is that not the same thing? How is it not the actual game itself?
Shouldn't we expect EA to make a life simulation game with actual things that happen in life? Like parenting and going to prom and having a mid-life crisis and carrying a cane? These are not expanding the gameplay in a different direction, this is what should have been in the base game.
And the arguement that if we get a Generations pack then they are gonna be more in-depth is exactly what is wrong with this game. They should be fleshed-out in the base game already. Have high standards for a 60$ pls my lord.
The pizza arguement is also an invalid one people seem to be falling for. The pizza you bought was made for you. The cook took time to make a meal just for you, this is why it is expensive. A video game isn't made just for you. A video game is simply a copy of a game that was programmed and coded only once. They only had to make the pack once and not individually for every person buying it like they do with pizza. So the price difference makes sense.
Shouldn't we expect EA to make a life simulation game with actual things that happen in life? Like parenting and going to prom and having a mid-life crisis and carrying a cane? These are not expanding the gameplay in a different direction, this is what should have been in the base game.
And the arguement that if we get a Generations pack then they are gonna be more in-depth is exactly what is wrong with this game. They should be fleshed-out in the base game already. Have high standards for a 60$ pls my lord.
The pizza arguement is also an invalid one people seem to be falling for. The pizza you bought was made for you. The cook took time to make a meal just for you, this is why it is expensive. A video game isn't made just for you. A video game is simply a copy of a game that was programmed and coded only once. They only had to make the pack once and not individually for every person buying it like they do with pizza. So the price difference makes sense.
