"BluebellFlora;c-17702428" wrote:
"igazor;c-17701998" wrote:
No one who purchases a license to run a program that does work on what is at the time a currently supported operating system should realistically expect it to keep working on all future systems, forever.
People who don't understand this should take some time out and educate themselves on technology.
Thank you for your recommendation, but I'm pretty sure I've seen nearly as many changes in technology over the years as @igazor has. Have yourself a nice day.
@igazor. Yes, I'm very well aware that EA could have removed all support for TS3 and binned the game instead of updating for Mac, however considering the fact that the game that they replaced it with is of considerably lower quality and gaming value, to most of us who stick with TS3; it would probably be a mistake and spell the end of this franchise. The hope is that TS5 will rectify the problems that TS4 is laden with, however my non-technical suggestion at the moment is not to hold your breath or you may need medical help. I won't be holding my breath on TS5 being better than the iteration before it as they seem intent on going down the same road as before.
https://simscommunity.info/2020/01/31/eas-ceo-confirms-a-next-generation-sims-game-might-have-both-single-player-and-multiplayer/
And considering the old
insanity quote...well...enough said. If they haven't learned from the debacle that TSO (The Sims Online) was then well...not much else needs to be said. And only those who have bought TS4 who wanted multiplayer will cough up for that. And cue the resultant complaints, frustrations and trolls that frequent such a MMO type game, if they were planning on turning The Sims 5 into that kind of a game.
As someone so eloquently stated,
certain individuals...and their money are soon parted.
And as a quick wit on the forum in Franchise Discussion said, "Even PT Barnum ran out of them eventually...."
