Comments on: An Open Wishlist

By: Dr_Do-Little

Dr_Do-Little — Sun, 08 Sep 2013 21:53:03 +0000

Nice article. I have problem with bundle too. My wardrobe and furnitures are already a mess I try to avoid unwanted items as much as I can. Beside a good deal on something you don’t want is not a deal.

What I would really want thou.
-Mercia fixed and updated so they can make money out of it.
-My Loot appartement with fised EOD
-- Cuthroat and RC Rally fixed.
… Well basically… I want things I paid for that once worked to worked again.

By: Godzprototype

Godzprototype — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 17:03:57 +0000

Very well said!

By: Jin Lovelace

Jin Lovelace — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 10:49:09 +0000

I’ve no problem with bundle packs. My problem lies with options. Give us the bundles and price the pieces separately so the customer has the right to purchase whichever they choose. Lockwood does an excellent job on their pricing and are the clear examples to this.

I agree totally with Kassadee here on the Furisode Kimonos. They are, without a doubt, THE wardrobe destroying bundle in history of Home. It’s not the Kimonos, really, but the hair clips bundled.

And finally to go with Krazyface here, I’ve purchased a Waterfall Terrace round Rug which I thought was big. Come to find out, they are small as Pancakes!

Pancakes…..

Never
Again

Did I ever buy anything from that section of the Furniture store. xO

By: KrazyFace

KrazyFace — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 07:44:34 +0000

They could solve a LOT of Home-buyer’s grief by putting your avatar next to the furniture item you’re looking at in the preview window. I bought a “Circular Fireplace” from MyDeco Yeats ago and I was actually angry after I saw its true size; it was tiny! I mean, fireplace for who, a leprechaun in a wheelchair!? Seriously, a Smurf wouldn’t even want this thing. So, £2 right into storage. Great.

Every time I stumble across that item though, I growl at MyDeco and wonder how long it’s been since I’ve been near their shop.

Granzella and their bundles annoy the hell outta me too with their constant bundle packs. They have boots I’d buy, gloves, tops (a particular white shirt too) and all sorts that I’d buy; if I didn’t end up with twice as much stuff clogging up my swelling storage bin.

I understand how bundle packs can be good for squeezing just a little more out of the consumer, but you’ll never find me buying two buckets with holes in em just for a bar of soap -- sorry weird metaphor, I did just wake up…

Anyway, well said Kassadee.