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  • The Sims 4 has another stuff pack. This makes fifteen of them now.

  • Good lord.

  • And this time it’s a branded stuff pack, Moschino Stuff,

  • so-named for its promotion of the Italian luxury boutique fashion house.

  • And if youre new to The Sims series, this kind of quid pro quo collaboration is not

  • without precedent, seeing as they sold packs like The Sims 3 Diesel Stuff

  • and The Sims 2 H&M Fashion Stuff back in the day.

  • Though at the very least theyve taken plenty of time before dumping this pack on us,

  • with the last one, My First Pet Stuff, releasing almost a year and a half ago,

  • or 518 days to be precise.

  • Not long enough in my opinion.

  • Or Ralph’s, who uh, yeah.

  • I almost forgot that happened.

  • Anyway, as usual I didn’t receive any early copies or anything so I grabbed it on launch

  • day in order to make this review.

  • The Sims 4 Moschino Stuff starts off with a wait, wh-what is this!

  • They changed the plumbob!

  • Aw dang and like, everything else too.

  • Menus, icons, everything.

  • And it looks... fine?

  • I dunno, I don’t hate it.

  • I saw this image floating around comparing the new colors to Norton Commander for MS-DOS,

  • and well, when you put it that way I guess I have to approve.

  • Whoever’s in charge of the new design system really dislikes color gradients, I think that

  • much is clear.

  • Though as someone who tries to keep up with design trends, it’s not too unexpected,

  • as it follows the current brand redesign fad with logos taking on the flat mobile app aesthetic,

  • with solid colors and simplified vector objects scalable to any screen.

  • And since it applies to retail copies too, there’s currently this amusing situation

  • where both the old box art and the refresh are on shelves side by side.

  • New look, same great content!”

  • Heh, like it’s a box of cereal or something.

  • Anyway yeah, this whole rebranding is fascinating to me and I had to say some stuff, and I may

  • or may not be stalling so I can put off

  • having to talk about this lackluster pack, but who can say?

  • All right fine, I’m just delaying the inevitable at this point.

  • So let’s talk about The Sims 4 Mosquito Stuff or whatever.

  • This is a pack of stuff with things in it.

  • Things like clothes and accessories, as you’d expect for a pack branded by a company that

  • primarily sells clothing and accessories.

  • Though it only comes with 25 of such items total, across all sim genders and age ranges.

  • Fewer than I expected for a pack named after a dadgum fashion company.

  • Especially since the real life collection contains 37 items.

  • Yeah that’s right, these Create A Sim additions are partially pulled straight from the actual

  • Moschino x Sims 2019 capsule collection,

  • so if you really love these designs you can buy some of them in real life!

  • If youre high.

  • $250 for a rubber necklace, $275 for a t-shirt, $450 for a pair of leggings, $600 for a hoodie,

  • $800 for a fanny pack, $1300 for a backpack.

  • Yeah, this outfit right here would cost like two grand in real life.

  • Thankfully, The Sims 4 is not real life, so you don’t have to pay a single simoleon

  • for clothing in-game.

  • Sims do have to pay for the new build mode objects of course,

  • of which there are around 50 new ones.

  • First up are the requisite new pieces of seating apparatus, two in total,

  • with only one of those being a chair.

  • You also get a twosome of tables, each mimicking the design

  • of the previously mentioned butt repositories.

  • There’s a new standing bookshelf with several spots to place some of the new clutter objects

  • like books and camera lenses.

  • Joining the storage situation is an angular object display stand

  • that stands there displaying objects.

  • Next up are a couple of befuddlingly unusable items, like this clothing rack holding clothes

  • your sims can’t wear, and this gear case and pair of amplifiers your sims can’t use.

  • There are also some wall things, including a shelf with vertically suspended camera gear,

  • a mirror for reflecting on your choice in exclamatory verbiage, and a swirly art something-or-other

  • that very much exists.

  • There’s a new stripey rug for stripey rug-lovers.

  • As well an assortment of new windows

  • and a couple of geometrically-deranged wallpaper patterns.

  • And finally, there are an assortment of lights for assorted lighting things, several new

  • picture frames which well revisit here in a moment, as well as a glass room divider

  • and a selection of photographic backdrops both standalone and modular.

  • Those last groups of items go along with the most notable

  • Moschino Stuff addition: the fashion photography career.

  • This is joined by selecting the freelance option of the career menu, and this provides

  • another gig-focused job for self-motivated sims.

  • Now, photography has been in the game for quite a while now, with both a dedicated photography

  • skill and also a photo studio as seen in The Sims 4 Get To Work expansion way back in 2015.

  • But the freelance option puts in place a more tangible system for making money using the

  • existing photography features, and expanding on them.

  • Much like the other freelance jobs, you can select and complete gigs from within the career

  • menu, with new options showing up on each skill level on up to level five.

  • Each gig comes with multiple tasks to complete, a time in which to complete them, and an overall

  • performance rating that signifies how well youre doing as a freelancer.

  • And y’know what, I enjoyed this!

  • As you might expect seeing I was already a fan of the snazzy snapshot stuff introduced

  • in Get To Work, so adding onto what’s already there is cool by me.

  • Of course, the gig tasks themselves do feel repetitive rather quickly, often relying on

  • some variation oftake five photos of such and such,” thentalk to this certain

  • sim about a photo shootand finallysubmit the photo for approval.”

  • Still though, youre given additional leeway to customize shots to your liking, with the

  • ability to plan your subject’s outfits in Create A Sim, change the backdrop patterns

  • and animations, and choose from a number of poses divided into emotional categories.

  • Although actually choosing the exact pose you want can be somewhat frustrating since

  • it doesn’t let you pick specific poses and instead just picks one at random on each click, so eh.

  • There are also subject marks that you can place down on the ground to make sure sims

  • stand where you want them to, while also providing a few additional options that allow you to

  • hire models and manage their actions during a photo shoot.

  • And we also finally get a tripod, letting you stage a photo shoot just about anywhere,

  • and ensuring that your pictures turn out as nicely as possible,

  • free of blurry results and random gnomes.

  • And yeah, when combined with one of the nicer cameras sims can buy, it won’t be long till

  • youre taking exceptionally high quality photos that both satisfy clients and make

  • a respectable sum when sold on the black market.

  • Or, I dunno, wherever photos are sold in The Sims.

  • It never actually says, you just sell them they disappear into the void.

  • And if you don’t wanna sell, then you can always mount and display them in a frame,

  • either on the wall as usual or as a standing frame if you drag it onto a surface, something

  • added in the latest patch.

  • There are also new digital picture frames

  • that show groups of photographs in a customizable slideshow.

  • How very 2008.

  • But yeah, that’s about it for Moschino Stuff!

  • As with all Sims 4 stuff packs, this one costs $10.

  • And as usual, I think that’s silly.

  • For one thing, paying ten bucks to be advertised to by a luxury fashion brand is somewhat off-putting.

  • If anything, you’d think the price would be lower than normal, but nope.

  • Even disregarding that though, the stuff this stuff pack packs simply isn’t that noteworthy.

  • Sure, I think the freelance photography career is enjoyable enough

  • and the new photo studio objects are certainly useful.

  • However, I wish these things were rolled out some other way instead of being crammed in

  • here with a couple dozen clothes I’ll never use.

  • So as usual, I always recommend either skipping piecemeal packs like this entirely, or at

  • least waiting until theyre available at a discount.

  • There are simply far better packs to spend your money on, no matter how enjoyable it

  • is to take high quality toilet pictures and sell them on the Sims black market.

  • [camera shutter clicks]

  • [upbeat outro tunes]

  • And if you found this video informative, do check out my other Sims content since I’ve

  • covered all the packs so far, for one reason or another.

  • I also make videos on all sorts of retro computer stuff that I swear is super fascinating, so

  • maybe give those a try too.

  • As always though, thank you for watching what you just did!

The Sims 4 has another stuff pack. This makes fifteen of them now.

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LGR - シムズ4 モスキーノのレビュー (LGR - The Sims 4 Moschino Stuff Review)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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