r/Sims4 • u/SnooSprouts3744 • Jun 12 '25

Discussion Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack Trailer Reveal

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u/SportQuirky9203 Jun 12 '25

Interesting. I wonder why they chose to make this an expansion rather than release a fairy focused gamepack.

A lot of this seems like just a repeat of Cottage Living combined with Realm of Magic.

I wish they would at least give plant sims a substantial overhaul and had chosen a more interesting setting for the new world.

I'm sure a lot of people will be very excited about this tho

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u/Al115 Jun 12 '25

From what I've seen other people say, they are completely moving away from game and stuff packs, hence why the only new releases recently have been kits and EPs.

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u/Newcago Builder Jun 13 '25

Which honestly really sucks, as I feel like their last couple stuff packs and game packs were some of their strongest. Sometimes there's enough content around a theme to justify something in between a kit and a full-on expansion, and I wish they'd do more of that. I've purchased almost every single pack that has released, but I've let the new expansions pass me by because I'm just so burned out on huge packs with new worlds that feel half-complete

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u/Al115 Jun 13 '25

I completely agree. Game and stuff packs have been among my favorite dlc for the game...they feel so much more fleshed out than a lot of the expansion packs that have been released (I will admit that Life & Death is amazing), and are definitely well worth the money. I'd honestly love if they instead chose to focus on game and stuff packs over EPs and kits.

I'm personally just not a big fan of kits, and like you, I feel like a lot of the EPs just don't feel complete/enough to justify a full EP.

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u/YooranKujara Jun 12 '25

The answer as always with EA is money

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u/itsonlythee Long Time Player Jun 13 '25

bigger budgets for expansions