Is it enough for The Sims 4?
hello I have a Lenovo laptop, and I play The Sims 4 on it. Lately the game is a bit laggy, slow and it takes between 10 to 15 minutes to load. I would like to know if my laptop settings fill the req...
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> @Shira3000 said:
> TopNotchToddler wrote: »
> I heard that the merging cc is very helpful but causes problems later when you have outdated cc and want to delete some of them..
> can I do it without worry about deleting cc later?
I wouldn't say problems. If CC gets updated you will probably want to merge again. But it's a matter of a few seconds if you have your mods organized.
Keep a backup of your original Mods folder and you will be safe. It can be usefull to merge similar content together, e.g. all CAS items, all Build Mode items, etc. So if you have to update a Build Mode item you only have to update your BuildModeItems.package.
S4Studio could even unmerge your merged *.package later, but I don't even bother because doing a new merge is fast enough.
> TopNotchToddler wrote: »
> I heard that the merging cc is very helpful but causes problems later when you have outdated cc and want to delete some of them..
> can I do it without worry about deleting cc later?
I wouldn't say problems. If CC gets updated you will probably want to merge again. But it's a matter of a few seconds if you have your mods organized.
Keep a backup of your original Mods folder and you will be safe. It can be usefull to merge similar content together, e.g. all CAS items, all Build Mode items, etc. So if you have to update a Build Mode item you only have to update your BuildModeItems.package.
S4Studio could even unmerge your merged *.package later, but I don't even bother because doing a new merge is fast enough.
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