@Ian101MO An M2 MacBook Air should be able to run all packs, but if you want to try disabling some, just remove the relevant folders from within the "The Sims 3 Packs" folder. This folder will be in the same place as the Sims 3.app, i.e. wherever you chose to install the game. It's probably in either Applications or Users > your username > Applications. Removing a pack's folder prevents the game from loading that pack.
Like I said though, you should be able to play with all packs. If you have mods or custom content, please try removing that instead. And let me know what world(s) you're playing in, and whether a new save in Sunset Valley also crashes.
Hi I have the M2 Mac from 2022, I have tried deleting recently installed cc, uninstalling and reinstalling the game, updating it, repairing it. And no matter what it continues to crash. I have not been able to play a good game in months. It crashes randomly I'm never doing anything specific. I notice at time when it crashes sometime origin's closes too. I literally don't know what else to do. I have ambitions, generations, seasons, Island paradise, late night, showtime, university life, world adventures, diesel stuff, high end loft stuff, master suit stuff and outdoor living stuff.
@Salso0297 What world are you playing in, and does the game crash in Sunset Valley too? Does it crash if you put Origin into offline mode before launching Sims 3?
Game crashes in Sunset Valley even after repairing, deleting and installing sims 3 again. It has no mods, no cc, a family is brand new - really weird that it keeps randomly crashing. Any help how to fix it?
@mazeikaite Please let me know when the game crashes, if there's any pattern at all; or if there isn't, approximately how long you can play before a crash happens.
Please also list the full specs of your Mac: everything under About This Mac including the operating system and except for the serial number; and the expansion and stuff packs you currently have installed.
