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Are you kidding me with these kits?
wolfkomoki1
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Are you kidding me with these kits?
$5 for some vaccums and dustbunnies?
$5 for a country kitchen set?
$5 for some clothes?
I'm so sick of them barely putting anything in the packs that people pay for and then selling them in another pack so they can make more money. It's been seven years, adding a new type of pack is an obvious cash grab.
$5 for some vaccums and dustbunnies?
$5 for a country kitchen set?
$5 for some clothes?
I'm so sick of them barely putting anything in the packs that people pay for and then selling them in another pack so they can make more money. It's been seven years, adding a new type of pack is an obvious cash grab.
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I tend to agree on the lack of need for even more tacky country stuff, more soon-to-be-dated fadwear, and more ways to build drudgery into the game when the gameplay is actually what is missing. But there are fans! We just don't share what motivates them and that's okay. I'll still be really REALLY interested in whatever Sims5 brings, though I won't be an early adopter. My money's now going into Sims3, which to my delight, I can run with all kinds of packs at once, all on maximum resolution and graphics quality, and it's got the thing we all fell in love with that made the franchise great: depth, personality, a sense of humor and the absurd, consequences, and autonomous surprises. Not just Barbie Dreamhouse, where nothing happens unless you make it happen.
I like it that my Sims in Sims3 have ideas of their own, initiate things, and that there are surprises. Also, a real world, not just a small footprint of playable area against a glamorous fake backdrop.
Here's hoping Sims 5 will find a way to restore that quality of gameplay with the visual beauty of Sims4, and surpass both Sims4 and Sims3.
But Sims3 does set the bar high, now that it's no longer too much game for a good laptop.
Let's make Liberty and Justice For All a reality.
I had said this a while ago, but if the focus doesn’t seem to be on providing in depth gameplay, fully fleshed out packs with a range of items and activities, then you’d think the focus would be on bug fixes and quality control, we appear to get neither. Sometimes, the packs and updates are okay, but mostly its just disappointment after disappointment when you realise how much is broken and lacklustre
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I look at the price of an kit and then the SP, the SP costs $9.99 verus the Kit $5.00 there is an $4.99 difference nand that difference keeps me from purchasing any kits. I do not play Sims 4 anymore anyway so no lost for me other than the monies I sunk into this disappointment of an game.
In The Sims 3, for 5$ you could purchase a pack that contains over 50 objects in Store. In TS4 we pay 5$ for vacuum cleaner :s
That's not true at all. Some items in sims 3 store are reduced after sims 4 released but still. Just google and find more info about sims3 store and how expansive it really was. Most people forget how things really were back in days.
Not really....a venue from the store with one gameplay item and about 10 or so cas/build items would cost you the price of a GP! Daily Deals and cascades are what makes the store stuff much cheaper but you have to track items and wait time....I think kits aren't a terrible deal, but still a bit of a cashgrab.
Most on brand 90's tracksuits were actually that colorful though...
It is when one looks at an SP price compared to an kit price and also the amount of items offered. I will not buy the kits as it has less items and cost $4.99 which cheaper than the SP and I get more value with the SP. But ultimately it is on the customer to decide what is of value to them. For me it is not economically sound to buy the kits and yes it is an cash grab.