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    New Hot Tubs: The importance of WooHoo

    pezhead7pezhead7 Posts: 838 Member
    in The Sims 4 Game Feedback
    I'm pumped for hot tubs, but I'd like clarification on one thing ... Can you #%$& in it ?

    The options for WooHooing are currently pretty limited, so the addition of the hot tub will be greatly appreciated.

    Id hate to find out that a new family oriented activity item cost us the classic family MAKING activity in the process.

    Plain Jane vanilla woohoo is getting a little old.

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      meeounmeeoun Posts: 2,173 Member
      I agree. What ever happened to shower WooHoo?
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      NeiaNeia Posts: 4,190 Member
      SImGuruGraham just confirmed on twitter you will be able to woohoo in the hot tub
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      ferret9005ferret9005 Posts: 1,361 Member
      Yeah! (Fist bump)
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      pezhead7pezhead7 Posts: 838 Member
      We can go ahead and close this thread.
      The Gurus can chalk this up as a serious win.
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      HamsysincyHamsysincy Posts: 142 Member
      edited June 2015
      Huh...i find it dumb to have to pay for woohoo in the hot tub...
      Post edited by Hamsysincy on
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      ScobreScobre Posts: 20,665 Member
      klch87 wrote: »
      Huh...i find it dumb to have to pay to have woohoo in the hot tub...
      Me too.
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      TeresitaTeresita Posts: 630 Member
      I won't be satisfied until we get shower woohoo *nods*
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      Jarsie9Jarsie9 Posts: 12,714 Member
      I think I can safely say that this is by no means a "win" for the Gurus. After all, they're wanting to charge us ten bucks for an item that came with both The Sims *and* The Sims 2 base games. Oh sure, they'll throw in some new patio furniture, new swimsuits and new hairdos...but that's about it...oh yes, and a new grill. whoopee.

      Sorry, EA, I'm keeping my ten bucks.
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      meeounmeeoun Posts: 2,173 Member
      Hot Tubs, no thank you.
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      GoldenBuffyGoldenBuffy Posts: 4,025 Member
      Hmmm, having to buy a SP for hot tubs now, are we? Remember when we got at least one hot tub with the base game(s)? Now we have to pay to get the first one? Guess we'll have to buy a SP for a dishwasher and food processor too.
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      Sk8rblazeSk8rblaze Posts: 7,570 Member
      edited June 2015
      Jarsie9 wrote: »
      I think I can safely say that this is by no means a "win" for the Gurus. After all, they're wanting to charge us ten bucks for an item that came with both The Sims *and* The Sims 2 base games. Oh sure, they'll throw in some new patio furniture, new swimsuits and new hairdos...but that's about it...oh yes, and a new grill. whoopee.

      Sorry, EA, I'm keeping my ten bucks.

      I just love how they think this BS will work with fans like it did with TS3.

      Sorry, but you at LEAST need to develop a decent base game for this to be REMOTELY viable.

      Advice for all: If you care about the franchise, don't give in.
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      luthienrisingluthienrising Posts: 37,628 Member
      Sk8rblaze wrote: »
      Jarsie9 wrote: »
      I think I can safely say that this is by no means a "win" for the Gurus. After all, they're wanting to charge us ten bucks for an item that came with both The Sims *and* The Sims 2 base games. Oh sure, they'll throw in some new patio furniture, new swimsuits and new hairdos...but that's about it...oh yes, and a new grill. whoopee.

      Sorry, EA, I'm keeping my ten bucks.

      I just love how they think this BS will work with fans like it did with TS3.

      Sorry, but you at LEAST need to develop a decent base game for this to be REMOTELY viable.

      Advice for all: If you care about the franchise, don't give in.

      I care about the franchise. I also like Sims 4. I am of the genuine opinion that it's a good game.

      It's almost like you're trying to convince me I should buy a pack I'm only vaguely interested in, just out of spite against being constantly told that the game I like better than it's predecessors is plum and I shouldn't buy things for it.
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      Sk8rblazeSk8rblaze Posts: 7,570 Member
      edited June 2015
      luthienrising wrote: »
      Sk8rblaze wrote: »
      Jarsie9 wrote: »
      I think I can safely say that this is by no means a "win" for the Gurus. After all, they're wanting to charge us ten bucks for an item that came with both The Sims *and* The Sims 2 base games. Oh sure, they'll throw in some new patio furniture, new swimsuits and new hairdos...but that's about it...oh yes, and a new grill. whoopee.

      Sorry, EA, I'm keeping my ten bucks.

      I just love how they think this BS will work with fans like it did with TS3.

      Sorry, but you at LEAST need to develop a decent base game for this to be REMOTELY viable.

      Advice for all: If you care about the franchise, don't give in.

      I care about the franchise. I also like Sims 4. I am of the genuine opinion that it's a good game.

      It's almost like you're trying to convince me I should buy a pack I'm only vaguely interested in, just out of spite against being constantly told that the game I like better than it's predecessors is plum and I shouldn't buy things for it.

      It's my advice. Follow it or don't, makes no difference to me.
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      ShaobunShaobun Posts: 1,155 Member
      Sk8rblaze wrote: »
      Advice for all: If you care about the franchise, don't give in.
      luthienrising wrote: »
      I care about the franchise. I also like Sims 4. I am of the genuine opinion that it's a good game.

      It's almost like you're trying to convince me I should buy a pack I'm only vaguely interested in, just out of spite against being constantly told that the game I like better than it's predecessors is plum and I shouldn't buy things for it.
      Advice for all: Buy what you want to buy, don't buy what you don't want. Don't let anyone tell you what you should or shouldn't find fun (unless it hurts people or animals, then don't do it). Don't expect that anything will be game changing unless it's something that would change the game for you. (Tents were game changing for me for a while)
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      TiffanyLea007TiffanyLea007 Posts: 1,068 Member
      edited June 2015
      Wrong thread. My bad. -Delete-
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      astridewastridew Posts: 2 New Member
      I think that the game base should offer what the sims 3 base game offered, AT LEAST. Yes, I mean TODDLERS. If it's a sucessor of the sims 3, shouldn't it be better by default? Then why is it lacking all the basics? I'm sorry EA, Maxis, etc: I actually like the game, but it's heartbreaking to remember the sims 3's toddlers, so at least until toddlers show up, I'm not buying anything else.
      Maybe if they give me toddlers, I buy all the expansion and game packs, but until that happens, we'll never know.
      Adding to the lack of toddlers, pleaaaaseeee bring back elevator, shower and *free* hot tub woohoo! And if there's a seasons expansion, iglu woohoo and leaf pile woohoo!! Whatever happened to creativity?
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      warezgeekwarezgeek Posts: 32 Member
      Dont worry friends it seems anything added to the game not bought from EA gets removed during updates. Not good enough that you purchase the game, they want only their mods in the game or they get deleted during updates. EA must mean 🐸🐸🐸🐸 or idiots in sim language.
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      Jarsie9Jarsie9 Posts: 12,714 Member
      Mods don't get deleted. They get disabled. Go back and read the patch notes again. The mods are still there. You just have to go into your game and re-enable them. There's a huge difference between being deleted and being disabled.
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      aws200aws200 Posts: 2,262 Member
      Also make sure to be careful as some mods may not function properly with updates and need to be reported to the creator so they can be updated to work again.
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