Info about The Sims™ 4 For Rent Expansion Pack:

Official game description:
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THIS PACK
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About the Game
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Build Residential Rental lots in any livable World with up to 6 units per lot and households of up to 8 Sims per unit. Choose to live as a tenant or property owner in The Sims™ 4 For Rent Expansion Pack. Your Sim can now own and manage multiple Residential Rental lots or move into a home where they’re closer to their neighbors than ever (perfect for snooping!). From potlucks to evictions, there’s a lot to do and a bustling new world to do it in.  
**KEY FEATURES:**  
*   **New Lot Type** — New Residential Rental lots give you the chance to get creative with multi-family dwellings. Give your Sims a basement suite to rent out, a duplex to keep 2 families close, townhomes for multiple families, or even build apartments of up to 6 units (or more if you know the cheat). Each Residential Rental can be customized to your specifications.  
*   **Property Management** — Property owner Sims can be present property managers, living among their tenants, or they can live in a separate residence while generating income from several property investments. If your Sim doesn’t want to manage the whole property, then perhaps the new Handyperson Career might be better suited to them. Property owners should keep their Unit Ratings high because, if they don’t, they could face consequences like a Tenant Revolt.  
*   **Closer Than Ever** — Sims in Residential Rentals will inevitably get tangled up in each other’s lives. They’ll meet with other tenants at Social Events like a community potluck, in the garden, or other common areas at their Residential Rental, and have ample opportunity to discover their neighbor’s secrets by eavesdropping, snooping, or even breaking and entering. If you discover something juicy, you can blackmail other Sims for a bribe, too!  
*   **Bustling and Beautiful** — One of the most iconic scenes Tomarang has to offer is the Night Market where your Sims will savor new foods and add unique objects such as the pressure cooker and electric kettle to their homes. As you explore the world, you might even see children playing new games of marbles and hopscotch or discover the 4 new traits and 4 new aspirations unique to For Rent.

Release date: Dec 7, 2023

Categories: Life Simulation, Property Management, House Customization, Social Simulation, Character Progression, Business Simulation, Construction Simulation


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $15.00 - $25.00
  - Reasoning: The reviews consistently reject the full $40 price point, stating the content is not worth full price. Positive value appears mainly around sale pricing: one reviewer found $24 acceptable, while others recommend buying only on sale and a translated review mentions buying at half price. However, one reviewer says even 50% off is not worth it, suggesting the acceptable range should stay comfortably below full price. Balancing these views, the community's fair price range for this content clusters around $15 to $25.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: 5.0h
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: Only sessionLength is supported. One reviewer explicitly reports playing the pack for about 5+ hours, and another says they played it for a few hours, supporting a multi-hour session estimate around 5 hours. There is no evidence about time to complete the pack, complete a story, or reach endgame content.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: Reviewers overwhelmingly describe this expansion as boring and mundane, pointing to dull lot builds, an unengaging town, and a rental price structure that makes landlording unrewarding. The only counterpoint notes that early multi-tenant setup complexity is neutralized by the tutorial and external guides, but not that the game becomes fun.
  - Stance: Never clicks
  - Anchor: N/A
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Complex initial setup when several tenant parties must live in one building; Rental price structure yields very little profit for a nicely built apartment; Lot builds perceived as boring, looking worse than background buildings; Unengaging town and nightlife content; Overall content described as mundane with no compelling new activity
  - Unlock drivers: Included tutorial that starts immediately after installation and game launch; Consulting external guides (online searching) to understand rental setup
  - Conditions: Whether the player intends to house multiple tenant households in a single building; Expectations for town and night market content; Whether rental profit is important to the player's playstyle
- Player Archetypes:
  - Sale-Waiting Value Seeker (sale)
    - Motivation: To add expansion content only when the price feels justified.
    - Playstyle: Waits for sales and treats the pack as a value purchase.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Bug-Averse Technical Player (no buy)
    - Motivation: To keep the game stable and free from game-breaking bugs.
    - Playstyle: Avoids unstable packs and waits for patches before buying.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Inzoi; Paralives
  - Disappointed Franchise Veteran (no buy)
    - Motivation: To see the Sims franchise maintain quality and improve in future packs.
    - Playstyle: Buys and evaluates packs against earlier Sims content.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: player who loves The Sims
    - Reference games: Wedding Stories
  - Open-World Gameplay Purist (no buy)
    - Motivation: To explore immersive, open neighborhoods without loading screens or tiny maps.
    - Playstyle: Values map size, seamless movement, and gameplay depth over visuals.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: The Sims 3; Wedding Stories


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Rental system fun and profitable (weight 0.39): Owning and managing rental properties is enjoyable, offering a secondary income source. Players like decorating, solving tenant problems, and acting as landlord or slumlord.
- Build/Buy items appealing (weight 0.32): The Build/Buy catalog is highly praised, with many new objects and great swatches. Items like rattan chairs, lighting, and marble decorations are favorites.
- Multi-household feature versatile (weight 0.24): The ability to have multiple households on one lot is seen as overwhelmingly versatile and good. It allows players to create small communities and house many Sims.
- World design appreciated (weight 0.23): The new world Tomarang is described as nice, pretty, and beautifully modeled. Its distinct Thai-inspired scenery and clean layout are frequently praised.
- CAS clothing and hairstyles loved (weight 0.21): The CAS additions, including clothes and hairstyles, are adored for being cute and culturally inspired. Players appreciate the tropical-appropriate options and silky long hairstyles.
- No bugs experienced (weight 0.15): Several reviewers reported encountering no bugs or issues with the pack. They specifically noted the absence of the bugs mentioned in other reviews.
- New gameplay depth added (weight 0.13): The pack adds significant depth to the game, with features like break-ins and secrets. The thief playstyle and nosy trait are particularly enjoyed.
- Pack okay but bugs detract (weight 0.13): Some reviewers find the pack okay or great, but acknowledge bugs could be an issue. The potential is seen as high despite the bugs.
- Pack concept and features liked (weight 0.13): Reviewers express affection for the pack's concept, with some calling it their favorite. The features and overall direction are well-received.
- Cultural representation in world (weight 0.13): Tomarang heavily features Asian culture, from incense sticks and shrines to the Tomarani greeting and social interactions. This cultural authenticity is appreciated by players.
- Community events and atmosphere (weight 0.13): The night market, potlucks, and community events create a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. Living close to neighbors enhances social interactions and drama.
- Great for builders and decorators (weight 0.13): Builders enjoy the new tools and materials, finding the pack one of their favorites. The ability to construct townhouses, apartments, and mansions is highly valued.
- Unique objects and activities (weight 0.12): New items like pressure cookers, kettles, and dish drying racks are welcome additions. Child activities such as marbles and hopscotch are fun to watch.
- Good for vanilla players (weight 0.12): The pack is suitable for those who want more furniture and gameplay without mods. It adds many new objects and features that enhance the vanilla experience.
- For Rent concept praised (weight 0.11): The core concept of the For Rent pack is considered cool and highly anticipated by players. Many have waited years for rental gameplay in The Sims 4.
- Apartments buildable everywhere (weight 0.11): The ability to create apartment lots in any world, not just Tomarang, is a major plus. This allows players to utilize other packs and build rentals anywhere.
- Realism features appreciated (weight 0.1): Details like mold, water heaters, and electrical panels add realism and consequences. The lease system with guidelines and fines feels authentic.
- Bugs fixed after patch (weight 0.04): Some reviewers noted that after the pack's bugs were fixed, save errors no longer occur. This suggests post-launch patches have addressed major issues.
- Tutorial helps with complexity (weight 0.04): The included tutorial is useful for understanding the initial complexity of the rental system. It eases players into the new features.

Common complaints:
- General bugginess and instability (weight 0.49): The pack is widely described as buggy, broken, and unplayable due to numerous bugs, with reports that many bugs were introduced after release and remain unfixed. Frequent restarts and crashes are common.
- Save file corruption issue (weight 0.36): Multiple reports of save file corruption, crashes, and freezes that can permanently damage save data. Placing too many residential rentals or using the pack's features may trigger this game-breaking bug.
- Lack of depth and content (weight 0.26): The pack feels more like a game pack than an expansion, with insufficient useful features and a small world. The number of lots is very limited, reducing replayability.
- Landlord rent feature broken (weight 0.23): The core DLC mechanic of collecting rent as a landlord does not work, and trying to buy or sell rentals causes the game to not load. This fundamental feature is non-functional.
- Excessive loading screens (weight 0.17): Loading screens now appear when moving between apartments or rooms on a single lot, and entering rooms can take up to 30 seconds. This severely disrupts gameplay flow and is a major complaint.
- Poor value for money (weight 0.17): Many reviewers feel the pack is not worth the price, even at a discount, and consider it overpriced for the content offered. The pack is often described as low quality and not deserving of expansion pack status.
- Game becomes unplayable (weight 0.14): The game is physically unplayable until certain bugs are fixed, with players unable to proceed past loading screens or experiencing constant crashes. This makes the DLC effectively unusable.
- EA's failure to fix (weight 0.14): EA has yet to identify the cause of save corruption and has not fixed longstanding bugs, eroding player trust. The DLC remains buggy over 1.5 years after release.
- Gameplay is terrible (weight 0.14): Players report that everything related to actual gameplay is bugged out or terrible, making the experience unenjoyable. This reflects a general dissatisfaction with the pack's execution.
- Cannot access households (weight 0.12): Players are unable to enter one or more households, which blocks progression and normal gameplay. This bug affects basic game functionality.
- Apartment events rating bug (weight 0.08): Apartment events are incorrectly judged as failed even when completed successfully, causing a major drop in apartment rating. This bug undermines the event system's purpose.

Gameplay feedback:
- Landlord and Tenant System (weight 0.48): Players can act as landlords or tenants, with mechanics for managing rentals, collecting rent, and handling tenant issues. This system includes rules, fines, and tenant revolts.
- Rental Property Ownership and Income (weight 0.4): Players can own and rent out properties, earning weekly rental income. Multiple properties can be owned, and rental income provides a secondary income source.
- Tomarang World and Culture (weight 0.32): The pack introduces the Tomarang world, inspired by Southeast Asia, with a night market, community events, and cultural items like the Wai greeting and traditional build objects.
- Building and Customizing Apartments (weight 0.31): Players can build and customize apartments, townhouses, and multi-family homes. This includes placing multiple units on a lot and editing rental properties in build mode.
- Rental Events and Maintenance (weight 0.29): The pack introduces rental events like pet adoption, charity, and maintenance tasks such as repairs and inspections. These events add dynamic challenges to landlord gameplay.
- Build/Buy and CAS Content (weight 0.25): The pack includes build/buy items and Create-A-Sim content, such as furniture, outfits, and cultural decorations. Players can also craft Sims with new traits.
- Shared Spaces and Multi-Household (weight 0.23): Players can have multiple households on the same lot, sharing spaces like in City Living apartments. This allows for social interactions and drama among neighbors.
- Rental Lot Placement and Editing (weight 0.22): Players can place rental lots and edit them in build mode. This includes converting regular lots to residential rentals and building small units.
- Tenant Management and Revolts (weight 0.18): Players must manage tenant happiness, collect rent, and handle tenant revolts. Tenants can start revolts, and resolving their troubles affects the rental score.
- Household and World Management (weight 0.15): Players can switch between households, manage worlds, and separate individuals within a home. The pack supports multi-household lots and visiting neighboring houses.
- New World and Lots (weight 0.13): The pack adds new worlds with playable lots, including Tomarang and its areas. The map has two areas with limited lots.
- Aspirations and Traits (weight 0.13): New aspirations like 'Property Adept' and 'Five-Star Owner' include tasks related to rental management. The 'Nosy' trait allows snooping and prying into others' business.
- Bugs and Broken Features (weight 0.11): Several features are reported as broken, including building editing from the world map, saving rooms as units, and apartment building. These bugs detract from the gameplay experience.
- Social Drama and Interactions (weight 0.1): The pack includes neighborly interactions, visits, and social drama like potlucks, snooping, and blackmailing. Sims can greet each other with the Tomarani greeting.
- Housing and Space Constraints (weight 0.09): Housing can become insufficient when filling towns with many Sims. Rental properties can be too big for tenants to afford, and visiting a room is considered Travel.
- Breaking In and Snooping (weight 0.07): Players can break into others' homes to uncover secrets, extort money, and steal furniture. This adds a mischievous gameplay element.
- Tutorial and Loading Screens (weight 0.06): A tutorial starts after installation and game start, guiding players through the new features. Loading screens are present when traveling between areas.
- Object Error Fixing and Repairs (weight 0.06): Players can fix object errors and perform repairs for tenants. This mechanic is part of the maintenance system.
- Mod Compatibility and Performance (weight 0.05): The pack is compatible with many mods and large save files without save errors, but this may require bug fixes. Performance is generally stable once issues are resolved.
- Build Mode Toggle and Outlines (weight 0.04): The pack includes a build mode toggle for outlines, which helps players visualize placement. This is a minor build mode improvement.

Performance notes:
- Long loading screens and freezes (weight 0.34): Many users report excessively long loading screens when starting the game, traveling, or entering rooms, with some waits exceeding 8 minutes. The game also frequently freezes during play, making even basic activities slow and unresponsive.
- Severe performance lag in build mode (weight 0.2): Building multiple rental units or editing houses causes massive lag, slow saving, and high PC load. The game becomes nearly unplayable when dealing with more than a couple of apartments.
- Crashes and save corruption (weight 0.17): Players experience frequent crashes, especially when saving or during random moments, and some report that saves become corrupted or the game shuts down entirely. These issues often occur alongside other bugs, leading to lost progress.
- DLC installation causes major issues (weight 0.17): The expansion pack is frequently cited as the root cause of loading problems, crashes, and performance degradation. Removing the DLC reportedly makes the game run smoothly again for some users.
- Frequent loading for adjacent areas (weight 0.15): Loading screens appear even for minor actions like visiting a neighbor next door or moving between rooms within the same lot, breaking immersion and wasting time.
- Blank screens and loading failures (weight 0.14): Some players encounter blank screens or infinite loading when trying to access the new world, switch households, or perform transactions like buying rentals. This prevents them from playing specific content.
- Unresponsive gameplay and slow interactions (weight 0.11): Even after loading, the game runs slowly, with characters taking up to 30 seconds to start tasks and the overall experience feeling sluggish. This makes normal gameplay tedious and frustrating.
- Save errors before bug fixes (weight 0.04): Some players experienced save errors specifically before the pack's bugs were addressed, suggesting that early versions had critical saving problems that were later patched.
- Overheating PC hardware (weight 0.04): At least one user reports that the game causes their PC to overheat excessively, indicating poor optimization that strains hardware beyond normal levels.

Recommendations:
- Strong recommendation against purchase (weight 0.55): Many reviewers strongly advise against buying, citing poor value and regret. They warn not to waste money, even at full price.
- Technical issues and bugs (weight 0.37): The pack suffers from numerous bugs that can break the game and corrupt saves. Players are advised to back up saves and wait for fixes before buying.
- Wait for a sale (weight 0.33): Reviewers recommend waiting for a significant discount before purchasing. A deep sale is often the only condition under which the pack is considered acceptable.
- Not worth full price (weight 0.23): Even though some find the pack fun, it does not justify its full price. Reviewers say it is not worth buying at full price, and some even say not worth it at 50% off.
- Recommended for builders and CAS (weight 0.2): Players who enjoy building, creating Sims, or expanding housing and furniture find the pack worthwhile. It is suitable for those who focus on build mode without gameplay.
- Good for rental management (weight 0.13): The pack is recommended for players interested in renting out spaces or living in stylish apartments. Those who avoid rental management may find it less appealing.
- Recommended with caution (weight 0.12): Some recommend buying but advise careful purchase, especially at sale price. Others say you can still buy it if you want.
- Saves may be corrupted (weight 0.11): The pack can break your game and corrupt saves. Players should make copies of their saves before using it.
- Positive overall experiences (weight 0.1): A few reviewers do not regret buying the pack and are happy with it, rating it 5/5. They consider it a must-have for Sims lovers.
- Alternatives to this pack (weight 0.1): Reviewers suggest buying other packs instead, such as Discover University for roommates. Mods are also recommended for build/buy options.
- Requires other packs (weight 0.08): The pack is only recommended if you plan to buy at least three other expansion packs. For beginners with few packs, it is better to buy later.
- Buggy DLC experience (weight 0.08): Players who do not mind many bugs may still enjoy it, but others should avoid due to frequent problem-solving events. The DLC is not suitable for those who dislike buggy content.
- Refund requests (weight 0.08): Some reviewers are requesting refunds immediately or plan to refund. They consider the pack a complete waste of money and unplayable.
- Purchase for extreme sale only (weight 0.08): Some recommend purchasing only when it is on an extreme sale, around 50% off or more. It is not worth buying otherwise.
- Specific recommendation for builders (weight 0.07): Recommended for players who only want to build apartments without managing or living in them. Also for those who only want build and CAS items.
- Not suitable for those with many packs (weight 0.07): For players who already have many packs and create many Sims, the pack is recommended. But for those with few packs, it is better to buy later.
- Not recommended for newcomers (weight 0.05): New players are advised to try the free base game and wait for updates to other games instead. The pack is not recommended for Sims newcomers.
- Gameplay focused pack not ideal (weight 0.04): If you want gameplay, this pack is not the right choice. It is more suited for building and CAS.
- Tents and upkeep room misleading (weight 0.04): If you intended to use the pack for tents and upkeep room, you should reconsider. The features may not meet expectations.
- Last EA pre-order (weight 0.04): One reviewer states this is the last EA product they will pre-order, indicating dissatisfaction with the company's handling.

Other player notes:
- Small, uneventful world map (weight 0.2): The world Tomarang is very small with few interaction points and mostly haunted houses. The map is smaller than Sulani, and large parks have minimal interactable objects.
- Adds build and CAS items (weight 0.17): New items include rattan chairs, lighting, wood objects matching Island Living, long straight hairstyle, tropical clothing, pressure cooker, kettle, and dish drying rack.
- Content feels like game pack (weight 0.14): The expansion lacks the depth of other packs, feeling more like a game pack or catalog kit. It does not add useful building or create-a-sim depth.
- Negative reviews are justified (weight 0.14): Reviewers believe the mostly negative reviews are correct, as this is the worst gameplay DLC from The Sims. Even loyal fans who rarely give bad reviews criticize it.
- Rental features similar to apartments (weight 0.14): The rental system is no different from San Myshuno apartments other than owning the rentals. Features like lock door existed before this pack.
- EA criticized for DLC practices (weight 0.14): EA continues to release more expansions instead of fixing the broken game. The reviewer will never pre-order an EA product again.
- Recommended with backups for bugs (weight 0.13): The pack is fairly recent and includes liked items, but reviewers recommend frequent backups because data can be lost. Proper installation and game update are needed.
- Adds Tomarang and night market (weight 0.13): The pack introduces the new world Tomarang with a night market, tourist spots, and new default sims. It also adds a Tomarang twist dance.
- Not first broken Sims pack (weight 0.13): This is not the first broken pack the Sims 4 has sold, and it will not be the last. The reviewer doubts EA will fix past mistakes.
- Pack offers poor value for price (weight 0.12): Reviewers feel the expansion is overpriced and not worth even a low price. They compare it unfavorably to previous packs like High School Years.
- Persistent bugs remain unfixed (weight 0.12): The DLC has been out for over 1.5 years but still has bugs, despite being reported on EA Support and Sims 4 forums. EA has not fixed these issues.
- Steam refund policy criticized (weight 0.1): Steam will not refund the DLC, and the reviewer hopes Steam places a hold on the pack. Some reviewers had it refunded.
- Compared to Wedding Stories (weight 0.1): The pack reminds reviewers of My Wedding Stories as a glitchy disaster. Both have small worlds and not great gameplay.
- Mods not needed for some (weight 0.09): Some reviewers play without mods, while others use over 100 GB of mods. Mod usage does not affect the core experience.
- Other packs add more depth (weight 0.08): Every other expansion pack adds useful depth to building or creating sims, but this one does not. The reviewer did not notice using anything from this pack when making a house.
- Adds child activities and household limit (weight 0.08): The pack adds child activities like marbles and hopscotch. It also allows up to six households per lot in Newcrest.
- Bug reported six months prior (weight 0.08): The bug was reported on EA Support six months before review and is still present. It is documented on Sims 4 forums and bug reports.
- No bugs for some players (weight 0.07): Some players experienced no bugs like lagging or tenants not paying rent. Tenants paid every 5-7 days.
- Tomarang lot authenticity doubted (weight 0.07): The reviewer doubts whether the Tomarang lot is actually Thai-style. The build style is compared to Realm of Magic builds.
- Players own most packs (weight 0.06): Reviewers own all packs except one or two recent ones. They have just about every pack except newest ones.

Emotions:
- Frustration (weight 0.7): The expansion pack is plagued by numerous bugs that make the game unplayable, including broken rental events, constant loading screens, and game-breaking issues that prevent basic interactions. Players are unable to complete timed events, manage tenants properly, or even open the game, leading to refunds and extreme dissatisfaction. The core features like apartment building and landlord systems are fundamentally broken, causing more time to be spent working around bugs than actually playing.
- Disappointment (weight 0.59): The expansion pack fails to deliver on its promises, with a small, empty world, limited lots, and broken core features like rental income and apartment building. Many players find the content rushed, buggy, and not worth the price, even when discounted, and the unresolved save corruption issue adds to the letdown. The pack feels superficial compared to previous expansions and does not meet expectations for depth or innovation.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.09): For some players, the pack works without bugs and provides versatile multi-household features, practical rental management, and new income opportunities. The ability to earn money through distinct rental opportunities and manage many Sims adds depth and enjoyment to their gameplay experience.
- Regret (weight 0.07): Players regret purchasing the pack after ignoring negative reviews, often realizing too late that it was a poor investment. They wish they had paid more attention to similar complaints and not bought it, especially when the return window passed while trying to make it work.
- Annoyance (weight 0.07): The pack introduces frequent tenant issues, excessive loading screens, and persistent annoyances like the landlord NPC's intrusive behavior. Build mode outlines that do not save preferences and the need to exit the world to edit rental properties further aggravate players.
- Anger (weight 0.07): EA released an unfinished, buggy paid pack that causes save file corruption, crashes, and requires constant restarts, yet the company has not fixed these issues. Players feel scammed and believe EA and Maxis do not care about them, as they continue to sell broken DLC at high prices.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.06): Building rental housing, apartments, and duplexes is fun, allowing players to create small communities on any lot. The pack also incorporates Asian cultural elements and provides a fun secondary income source through property management.
- Concern (weight 0.06): Players are concerned about reports of data loss, high rent charges, and an unresolved save-corrupting bug that can destroy progress. The game remains buggy, and the risk of losing saves is a significant worry.
- Confusion (weight 0.04): Some players are confused by the inspection task that cannot be completed and the lack of options appearing. Others do not understand the negative reviews about not getting rent or whether rental properties are limited to Tomarang.
- Love (weight 0.04): Players love the apartment building and landlord features, as well as the Build/Buy and CAS content. The world and apartment conversion feature are also highly appreciated.
- Sadness (weight 0.03): The game now has many bugs that never used to be there, and the town is boring and lacks Southeast Asian festivals, making the pack disappointing.
- Delight (weight 0.03): The Thai-style Tomarang lot is pretty, and the long straight hairstyle, tropical clothing, wood objects, rattan chairs, child activities, and the Tomarang twist dance are cute and appealing.
- Caution (weight 0.03): Players are cautious because the pack can break the game and corrupt saves, and property micromanagement can feel like a lot of work with a chance of bugs.
- Fear (weight 0.03): Non-reproducible bugs are terrifying, and players are afraid to open other older save files after one was corrupted.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): Players find amusement in unexpected situations like a Sim blackmailing another Sim or roleplaying as a landlord taking money from struggling tenants.
- Disgust (weight 0.03): Loading screens appear when moving between apartments on a single lot, and the DLC is extremely bad with little content for the price.
- Joy (weight 0.03): Players enjoy the new DLC's gameplay and lease system, and build and dress items based on real Southeast Asian culture bring back childhood memories.
- Worry (weight 0.01): When creating a Sim and placing them in the world, the Sim disappeared, causing worry.
- Relief (weight 0.01): Save errors no longer occur after the pack's bugs were fixed.
- Boredom (weight 0.01): The pack is the most boring and mundane expansion pack.}