1,000$ Worth of DLC oof

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

can someone just tell me what dlcs are worth the buck so that way i dont have to sell both kidneys.

[Xenon The Noble]

Depends on what and how you want to play.
Raising babies? Wanna do magic? Long term game where your sims grow up, get married have kids and die? Vampires?

Read the reviews. Many DLCs are not worth buying. Spa day, Weddings, restaurants, etc. Some folks will swear by them, but ... well, they may have other inspirations for saying so than you would naively think.

[JSTR]

I just looked at the DLC's and came straight to the discussions! Thats honestly unbelievable and insanely greedy. There is no justifying this. The game doesn't even have cars in it, its a significant downgrade from Sims 3 in a lot of ways.

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

Originally posted by J5TR:

I just looked at the DLC's and came straight to the discussions! Thats honestly unbelievable and insanely greedy. There is no justifying this. The game doesn't even have cars in it, its a significant downgrade from Sims 3 in a lot of ways.

EA Sports ... its in our wallets

[Exploatores]

a few tips. you don´t have to buy them all at the same time. you don´t have to buy them all and those you decice to buy. use packs and sales as much as you can.

[Foofoo McPhee]

I got all of my dlcs back then at one of those christmas sales.
You would have to wait a few month, but it is a lot cheaper to do it like that.

[James3157]

This is commonly mentioned many times on Steam, but many who mention this on Steam are the very same people who do not take into an account this game came out almost 10 years ago since 2014 and apparently not familiar with how EA normally operates. They are probably cash grabby with many other games they make (especially any EA sports games) and not just The Sims 4 from a billion dollar industry.

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

Originally posted by James3157:

This is commonly mentioned many times on Steam, but many who mention this on Steam are the very same people who do not take into an account this game came out almost 10 years ago since 2014 and apparently not familiar with how EA normally operates. They are probably cash grabby with many other games they make (especially any EA sports games) and not just The Sims 4 from a billion dollar industry.

well they lost a costumer. its greed, simple as that. i aint supporting anything i wouldnt do if i was a dev.

[JSTR]

I've never seen that with any other dev beside maybe the tarkov guy now. There's no justifying this like I said.

"But that guy's doing it!" Doesn't work

[PrimusNephilim]

Just wait for the sales and read the reviews, they're not worthy the full price

[Lord of D:]

You can remove that 1 from the cost if you UPDATE(r) your SIMS 4 game

[Xenon The Noble]

If you go to the car dealer, you don't have to buy every car on the lot. Why do people think you have to buy every DLC for the sims? I played the restaurant one once, the wolf one got boring because you can't control the Player Character, the spa day played twice... it wasn't worth buying again when EA changed the EULA and my daughter and I couldn't play at the same time on once license.
Some of the DLC is just not worth it. Last good DLC was the haunted house one. Everything since and a lot before it were just not worth it.

[Coffee Addict]

Originally posted by Midnight:

cansomeone tell me what dlcs are worth the buck

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lgr+sims+4



also i find it funny how everyone comes to this forum to complain about 1200$ worth of DLC when train simulator with its 10k worth of dlc exists

[SLAPPINGPONY]

honestly I get all my dlc on sale. I refuse to pay full price lol.

[James3157]

Originally posted by SLAPPINGPONY:

honestly I get all my dlc on sale. I refuse to pay full price lol.

Anyone with enough common sense would not buy every single dlc without a bundle (which are always cheaper than individual packs even when not on sale) and/or discount. If someone buys only a few dlc for each month (except for kit packs because two of them are the same price as stuff packs and it could be argued that cc is better because it is free) that is more easily affordable than buying it all at once. What I mean by getting only a few dlc for each month I am specifically referring to bundles first before buying any individual packs that do not come with a bundle (such as Growing Together, Horse Ranch, High School Years, and etc...) because they are the cheapest especially when there is no discount sale going on for anyone who is impatient and does not want to wait for the next discount sale despite discount sales being frequent with The SIms 4 on Steam.

[august ★]

Originally posted by James3157:

Originally posted by SLAPPINGPONY:

honestly I get all my dlc on sale. I refuse to pay full price lol.

Anyone with enough common sense would not buy every single dlc without a bundle (which are always cheaper than individual packs even when not on sale) and/or discount. If someone buys only a few dlc for each month (except for kit packs because two of them are the same price as stuff packs and it could be argued that cc is better because it is free) that is more easily affordable than buying it all at once. What I mean by getting only a few dlc for each month I am specifically referring to bundles first before buying any individual packs that do not come with a bundle (such as Growing Together, Horse Ranch, High School Years, and etc...) because they are the cheapest especially when there is no discount sale going on for anyone who is impatient and does not want to wait for the next discount sale despite discount sales being frequent with The SIms 4 on Steam.

Late. but as someone who owns the DLCs you literally HAVE to buy the bundles (by finding them) when they're on sale because you save so much money by doing so.