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I guess the fix for the save overwrite bug could change my mind about updating the game.... Even though I'm still wary about Memory Boost.
Wildstripe wrote:Even though I'm still wary about Memory Boost.
What is it about Memory Boost that you are concerned about?
From my experience it has made the game feel extra quick with load times and Sim responsiveness and touch wood, I've not had a game crash in months since opting into the feature.
- simgirl10103 months agoHero+
Probably as many reasons as there are simmers why not everyone has the same experience.😄
- SimulationBuilds3 months agoSeasoned Ace
True but unless you actually update the game and find out what your experience will be with it. How will you know? 😅
You'll forever be wary of it, all the time you don't take the plunge 😉
- simgirl10103 months agoHero+
I totally understand the hesitation. Each simmer decides when they're ready.
- Prov31Simmer3 months agoSeasoned Ace
SimulationBuilds, memory boost has increased the loading times in my experience. The loading times are much longer than they were before it was forced.
- SimulationBuilds3 months agoSeasoned Ace
Sorry to hear that. It's odd how for some players the loading times are longer and others have much faster loading times. Perhaps it is down to the hardware they have in their systems.
- Prov31Simmer3 months agoSeasoned Ace
I have a gaming laptop with specs well above the minimum requirements. Sims 4 is the only game that lags on it. The game even lags on the gaming desktop computer the my children use. From what I read from multiple online sources, the longer loading times are specifically caused by memory boost. Basically, their forced fix did not improve my experience. The only reason why I know loading times are longer was because I specifically timed it before amd after the July update. I haven't played with the August update yet, so my will see if this update makes loading times even worse.