Title: Halloween Pack Post by: Weaver on 2006 October 14, 02:32:39 EA/Maxis definitely has new competition now. ;)
http://www.simfantastic2.com/halloweenpack.htm Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: jsalemi on 2006 October 14, 14:18:06 Seriously -- that kid is amazing. I have and love his Summer Stuff collection. If I did holiday themed stuff in my game, I'd definitely get this pack.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Jelenedra on 2006 October 14, 15:03:12 What is up with every link I click from here being bad?
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: jinx on 2006 October 14, 15:39:50 Weaver thank you for the link I didn't know they had done a halloween pack I have the easter pack and summer pack in my game ;D
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Gwill on 2006 October 14, 15:46:46 I really can't have all of that stuff in my game, but if he gets around to uploading them as seperates, I'll snag a few.
There's a lot of impressive stuff there. Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: twojeffs on 2006 October 14, 15:53:20 I downloaded the summer pack, but didn't want some of the stuff that I knew I'd rarely if ever use. It wasn't that hard to cull the unwanted stuff from the folder. The naming scheme used for the files is pretty good.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Weaver on 2006 October 14, 16:03:52 I'm impressed how this one guy can produce more grounded packs based on holidays and seasons compared with official works.
The quality on the latest "Halloween" is not as great as the Summer Pack, but considering the cost, it's extraordinary. Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Flamingo on 2006 October 14, 16:07:06 I downloaded the summer pack, but didn't want some of the stuff that I knew I'd rarely if ever use. It wasn't that hard to cull the unwanted stuff from the folder. The naming scheme used for the files is pretty good. Yes, I did just that too. I won't be downloading this pack as I have a feeling it will be very similar to the summer pack. It was a good pack, but a little too large for my tastes and I'm trying to get rid of excess files to cut down on loading time as it is. Holiday decorations are nice, but a bit useless as my Sims don't have any holidays to celebrate. Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: idtaminger on 2006 October 14, 19:27:21 Seriously, a lot of this stuff is almost Maxis quality, except Maxis charges like $20 for the same amount of junk, and you can't even delete the stuff. I don't like Holiday stuff, but nonetheless, I'm awed.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: moonluck on 2006 October 15, 03:03:48 It is great that this person make all this stuff but as a lot of others say, it is crazy bloated. Some of the stuff isn't as good as it looks, the bed in the summer pack's sheets don't animated.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Motoki on 2006 October 15, 05:56:16 I don't mind if these holiday packs are a little on the large side. I just throw them in their own folder and then delete it when the holiday is over. They are a hell of a lot easier to remove than the Maxis Christmas pack. :P
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Assmitten on 2006 October 15, 20:30:36 I can't believe this kid is fourteen. EA probably wants to hire him/her, but they're going to have to wait another couple of years....
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Jelenedra on 2006 October 16, 16:00:32 The clothes aren't terribly inspired, but very Maxis-like.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: J. M. Pescado on 2006 October 16, 20:46:24 Clothes aren't supposed to be INSPIRED. Normal clothes for normal people are boring, and you rarely notice them, except when they are absent.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: Jelenedra on 2006 October 16, 21:06:44 I supposed. I just meant they were kinda flat looking.
Title: Re: Halloween Pack Post by: croiduire on 2006 October 16, 21:14:00 I've been able to find something worth keeping in every one of the kid's packs. This time it was the outdoor lamp and a good brown carpet. Overall, nice work.
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