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  • Alright, I have the rar file for you, and also the specs. Just don't have a video yet.

    CPU- Intel i7-3820 @3.60GHz

    RAM- 12GB

    GPU- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670

    HDD- 2TB

  • crinrict's avatar
    crinrict
    Hero+
    10 years ago

    Thank you.

    I'll make sure these goes to the right people.

    Do try the suggestions. Don't have any others, I'm afraid.

  • Crumbletta's avatar
    Crumbletta
    Seasoned Novice
    9 years ago

    I am having an issue where every day at 8 o'clock my sims become completely unresponsive and stand still as time moves forward. I can not click on a different sim and I can not give them actions, nor can I cancel the ones they were already performing. During this time of unresponsiveness their needs will continue to go down. I have tried closing and opening the game, putting the family in a new save, making a new family all together, and living in different neighborhoods. This problem occurred in force after I installed the Parenthood dlc. I have no mods. It is also worth mentioning that after several days of this happening, the game becomes completely frozen and will not resume. 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruBNQJAQ3MA

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33-EC5ztnsQ

    The information about my computer is in the dropbox file.

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e403wzb4xgcqvnd/AABTHfw7r2sV0aK5ruwOKoSNa?dl=0

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    9 years ago

    I had this bug, or something very similar to it, about a year(ish) ago. Sims would just keep doing whatever they were doing at the time. Read forever, pee forever, stand at the fridge forever. Nothing could make them budge apart from a hard reset, and that lasted a few seconds.

    It was at least partly reproducible, I was able to trigger it by ordering pizza for example, and it seemed to occur more often when guests were visiting. Otherwise it was largely random, occurring both in huge houses with many sims staggering under the weight of their giant inventories and in two-person hovels in another neighbourhood. It followed empty-inventory sims to work in the hospital, it struck Landgraab and Goth alike.

    Though interestingly, townies continued to wander about outside as normal.

    No length of pausing brought them back (and I pause very frequently in normal play anyway, only run the clock fast when everyone's asleep or at work), no amount of waiting caused anything except starvation and woe.

    There were no fixes at the time, so I turned off the game to wait for a patch.

    Decided to get back into it this week, lo and behold, nothing has changed. That's, to put it mildly, disappointing.

    And then I hear that there was a mod to fix the issue, which an official patch broke a few weeks ago.

    Astonishing. Official patching that makes the game worse.

    Anyway, I'm as keen as the next person to get this resolved, here's what I can provide:

    CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K
    OS: Windows 10

    RAM: 8GB

    GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 780

    HD where the game is installed: 450GB free

    HD where the game keeps its screenshots, mods and the like for some reason: 92Gb free

    • How big is your save game: I'm not sure how to measure this but most of the files in that folder are 3.2 to 3.7KB.
    • Does the issue also occur on a new save for testing purposes: Yes.

    I also use a bunch of mods, most of which are for hairstyles and the like. No script mods. I run the game at max settings and I'm not interested in turning them down. Reinstalling and resetting did nothing.

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