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- ss658a6bbq0v3 days agoRising Novice
Hi there,
I’ve noticed a few things about The Sims 3 that I wanted to share, in case it’s helpful. Around 2022, a lot of players—including me—started experiencing launcher errors. These looked like account or password issues at first, but it turned out to be something on the server side. Even with clean installations, especially from CD versions, the game would sometimes crash or not start properly.
I understand EA is focusing more on digital versions now, and I think that trend will keep growing. Still, every player has their own experience and history with these games. Sometimes, that makes things confusing—especially when different answers online don’t fully explain what’s going on. I was once told that only the game key matters for digital conversion, and that things like guarantees aren’t really considered anymore. I don’t think anyone has found a perfect answer yet.
It made me realize that maybe older boxed versions aren’t supported like before. And with so many changes online, it’s hard to tell which files are still useful or what belongs to which version—especially when switching between Sims 3 and Sims 4.
And just a few friendly thoughts I’ve learned over time:
1. Try not to install older or unofficial programs, even if they seem original. These days, even small edits can affect how your system runs.
2. Sims games are definitely becoming more digital, and while that gives more access, not everyone sees the same experience. Try to avoid mods or offline tools that could change your files without clear info.
3. If something isn’t working, it’s okay to take a step back. You can always ask EA about things like keys, accounts, or old versions. It’s helpful to know what they can support.
I still love Sims 3 and Sims 4, and I think if you do too, you’ll find a way to enjoy both—without anything being broken.🍀
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