For example, having to route your car over roads yourself takes away from the advantages of using one, the open venues can't have any windows and look kind of depressing, and so on. It just seems to lack the polish that you do get with official packs, which was to be expected.
Overall, I think this mod is a really fun and interesting experience that shows that open neighbourhoods are possible. For example, we haven't seen any other townies in Brookheights except for his own Sims, he didn't show whether we could rebuild the interiors of some of the open venues, and so on. calling this an "open world", asking five dollars for the Patreon tier that gives you beta access (quite a lot of money for someone to pay for what's basically doing the person you pay a favour), and not showing certain highly important aspects of the gameplay. That doesn't mean I don't have some questions about some of his marketing techniques, e.g. I'm in the translation team for this particular mod and the developer is a really, really friendly and dedicated guy and I believe he's truly creating this with the right intentions. Nothing wrong with being sceptic and realistic about mods now and then!
It is a shame that this is what The Sims 4's fandom has come to, haha. I don't think he's wilfully avoiding criticism, I really think he isn't getting a lot of criticism, since people are just mindlessly fawning over the idea that this could be "what saves The Sims 4", so there's not a lot of criticism or scepticism for him to respond to. Hm, I agree with some things you said and with some I don't.
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