That's a lot of content that's been specifically marketed as tackling themes with limited appeal.
This means that by the time we approach the holiday season we will have had nothing but kits for three to four months, depending on the timing of the next release. The roadmap is made worse by the fact that while Cottage Living was released at the beginning of August, it was followed by the Industrial Loft Kit. "These are little bite-sized snack packs to add new content to your game," Miotke stated, "If you think of an expansion pack and a game pack as a big meal, these are those little snacks in between" Throughout the stream, this analogy was continued with the packs also being referred to as "little palette cleansers to keep you going while you're waiting for those really big packs." Now it seems the team has foregone meals in favor of stuffing Sims fans full of snacks and hoping they add up to a substantial meal. In a Twitch Livestream promoting the concept of kits, Dave Miotke, also known as Sim Guru Ninja, spoke about the new DLC type in depth. Related: The Sims 4: Everything Included In The Spa Day Refresh Instead, on offer are four kits, the divisive new content type that was launched back in March of this year. Despite September seeing the release of Realm of Magic in 2019, and Star Wars: Journey To Batuu in 2020, this year there will be no game pack to cozy up with as the colder nights draw in. Titled Season of Selves, the roadmap for Fall is the first we've seen with no stuff packs, no game packs and no expansions listed. The release of a new Sims 4 content roadmap is usually a cause for celebration in the Sims community and today was no exception, until they actually read it.
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