"ChelleJo;c-17064861" wrote:
"kaylin205;c-17064854" wrote:
That's the problem. I have checked and am okay with the 64 bit transfer, but the people who can't play the full version with more content and updated versions of the game have to buy a brand new computer. I'm sure you are aware of how expensive they are. It's not fair to the sims community at all. They should have stuck with it or moved on to sims 5. Not everyone has the luxury of going out and buying a new PC.
But they aren't losing any content that they paid for, so how are they being screwed out of money? All the content they paid for will transfer to the legacy edition and they can continue to play. And, how would moving on to sims 5 as only 64 bit, vs continuing with Sims 4 as only 64 bit be better or different? In both cases, 32 bit players are being left behind. Again, to be honest, I'm surprised EA is giving the legacy edition a go and allowing people to continue with all their purchased content.
So, no one is being screwed out of money, except maybe EA as 32 bit users won't be able to purchase any FUTURE content, but still have all their already paid for content at their disposal. (They did say any future content, so 32 bit players might still be able to buy past packs)
But they can't get any more content so they are stuck with a game that is going nowhere.