Would you buy a pack that gave kids occult powers?

I would buy everything, but I'm not interested in occult children.

Not interested. I'm totally fine that powers don't develop until puberty.

Nope. It should have been in the pack from the beginning. I don't want another MFP situation.

@NorthDakotaGamer and @fruitsbasket101 , I actually could not agree more with you, but I was trying to think of a way to get these items into the game. Unfortunately, due to the current state of the Sims 4, I just highly doubt we'll ever get things without having to pay extra money for it. So yeah, I really am angry about kids being left out of the life states, and I wish the developers would see this and give us something for them to do even if it's limited compared to teen/adults.

It really depends on how extensive it is. Unlike apparently most people, I don't mind buying content for content (probably because my other main hobby is CG art with Daz Studio, and purchasing add-ons for add-ons is normal and in some cases expected.) However, there would have to be a certain "bare minimum" of features, and it would have to logically incorporate those features into the existing power/perk structure.

Most importantly, if I'm buying extra magic features for kids, I want more than just a couple animations and entertaining but otherwise idle interactions for toddlers and children. I want kids to be casting spells and developing their spellcaster xp. I'm perfectly okay with kids not actually reaching the second stage of spellcrafter or getting perk points, but a kid spellcrafter who is actively using magic should get some sort of leg up when they turn teen.

Kid spells should either be lesser versions of existing spells (Delicioso that only summons quick meals, for example) or there should be a corresponding adult version added (toddler accidental levitation of toys, kids summoning toys that float across a room, adults summoning things that float across the house, or pre-chosen items that can be summoned from a different lot.) I really don't like the idea of "kid only" spells that don't have a corresponding adult ability, such as homework spells. That just doesn't make sense to me with any version of magic I've ever dealt with (and I don't care what was done previously in the sims. I would have thought the same thing then.) I realize that not every adult spell can have a corresponding kid spell, but kids don't need as many spells as adults - perhaps two or three per school.

Regarding potions, I'm less demanding. Kids should be able to help, but shouldn't be able to brew potions alone, and they should get animations to reflect that.

Oh, and kids can't get cursed, but they can have spells fail... a lot.

Now, in terms of CAS or Build Buy - that can be whatever. Kids and toddlers getting some furniture and clothes suitable for Realm of Magic would be great. (Just let the CAS stuff be more colorful - especially for toddlers.)

I'm also not sure how this would expand for Vampires, but I'd want something similar for any of the occults. If I'm paying for an add on, then there had better be stuff that's really being added on, and it needs to fit in a logical progression of toddler-child-teen/adult development of the occult ability.

Not for vampires, but the other occults.

There's a chance I would (I do think MFPS was an interesting thought with a very bad execution) but it would depend on the actual content of the pack. And my feelings about the pack would also depend on when it was released.
If it bundles a multitude of occults quite some time after the packs are released? And contains brand new (but complementary) gameplay to the separate occult packs? I'd be game. If it's "hey, were you missing these items in the GP? Here they are!" then I'd be less amused.
Also seconding everything that @DaWaterRat said.

As it is, I'm not really bothered by the lack of occult powers for kids younger than teens. It would be nice but it's not a big deal for me.

No.it should be updated if anything as far as the gameplay goes since there is no reason to buy just occult kids pack and then miss the actual occults pack or other way around and it is stupid.

but i would still like more occult content in general so I'm not saying they can't put in some magical looking build buy or cas items in other packs though

as even in realistic save some might find it fun to make mermaid themed kids room or such without actually having mermaids

It should have been in the pack but I think I'd buy it anyway.

Yes, but it should be included in the packs.

I need to stop myself from raging about children not having magic when it could have fit them so well. The emotions system and magic reacting to their emotions... sigh.

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(Picked Maybe/Other, but really should have picked No, it should have been included in the packs, oh well)
I mean it makes sense that children wouldn't be able to control their magic/abilities until they hit puberty. But I wouldn't be against them having idle animations or being able to summon toys or food (like the apple spell in TS3 Supernatural). That being said, I wouldn't want to buy DLC for a DLC, it just reaks of cash-grabbing. it's why I still haven't brought My First Pet.

I got MFPS solely for the blinds when it was on sale. Those blinds are fantastic.