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It's fun and all but all it adds is pets. I like all TS2 expansions tbh, but the worst has gotta be pets. I know I said previously that I love pets. I spent so much time in Studio Town, probably more time than I spent in my actual main town lmao.

The Sims Superstar, aka my fav expansion pack for any Sims game! Ahhhh it's so awesome and challenging! It was so hard to be famous and I felt so proud when I hit 5 stars (aka ONCE haha) but honestly I LOVE this expansion and its celebrtity additions (super great for when I went through my Avril Lavigne phase lmao) but honestly. It was amazing! DEFINITELY iconic for The Sims series!

SIMS EXPANSION PACKS RANKED HOW TO

idk how to describe this, but I guess, upbeat, lighthearded things with creepy and dark undertones? Like Melanie Martinez could be a good example of this? Magic Town had a pastel-based aesthetic with its carnivals and magic shows, but there was the dark, twisted spells and gothic mansions. But not just pets, a wonderful world for all sims to explore, gardening, new families and houses, new items, lots of cool things! Nothing bad about this expansion really, it's just the next two packs on this list have more stuff than this one. My complaints are that children can't go downtown, and you have to have a date to go downtown. You can finally leave your house! This pack is iconic for that feature. It's above Livin' Large since it's still a break from normal gameplay. Socializing with the townies is pointless since they're really glitchy so there's really nothing to do, but I guess camping is fun. I don't even think you can leave the lot.

In World Adventures you can always socialize with the locals and then get pregnant with them (that's literally all I did on vacation in TS3). In Bon Voyage I could always go on a tour or something and waste my day on that. In every vacation EP it's always felt more like a burden to go on vacation and after the first day I'm bored. Vacations are quite common in real life, but The Sims isn't exactly like real life. You still couldn't leave your house and all of the content you could live without. It added lots of cool things (like aliens, Santa, and the Grim Reaper), but not enough. So I can see why it's lacking: they didn't know there would be so many expansions and that later ones would be so content-heavy. I need to give this one some credit for being the first expansion for The Sims, ever. The Sims: Livin' Large (aka 'Livin' it Up') So, what's your take? Do you agree with our list? Which Sims expansion pack ranks highest in your eyes? Let us know over on our socials here or down in the comments below.6. All in all, an important piece of the puzzle that never felt truly complete until inserted. Having the four seasons play a role in your Sims' lives helped bring traditions to the table, giving you new reasons to stay on top of trends and roll with the times. Simple in concept, of course, but an essential accessory to help flesh out the core experience of the game. Thankfully, Seasons worked to solve that issue, and went on to make the world around your family feel more life-like, and less like being jarred in limbo. Admittedly, it can feel like a bit of a slog having to endure generation after generation of Sims, all while knowing that time, in reality, never really moves past square one.

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