Hey Simmers, a new episode of 'Sul Sul' is now available!This time @SimGuruGrant, @SimGuruMatt and @SimGuruRomeo chat about a handful of their favorite bugs, what happened, what they looked like.Find it in: iTunes Spotify StitcherPS. Wondering where's the first episode? >> https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/958798/sul-sul-a-maxis-podcast

Oh, we here have a number of our favorite bugs too, just lemme take out my list...

This was hilarious to listen to. These are almost all development bugs so as players we’ve never seen them and wow they have had some hilarious situations happen. Thanks for the laughs.

Bugs that happened in the past are funny now because we don't have to deal with them any longer. However, many of us are dealing with new ones in Sims4, the current iteration, that are quite serious. To the point we have lost the ability to play our games without mods. That isn't a laughing matter. I realize they were talking about bugs that sprang up while past iterations were in development but that doesn't change the fact a lot of us are struggling right now. There might be some Simmers who are not having problems, or can live with bugged features or annoyances, but I am not fortunate enough to be in that group. And all the pod casts, the Maxis Monthly streams and the Guru Garage streams, do not make Sims4 a better game. Those are meant to distract us, and lend a little humor to a situation that has quickly become less amusing the longer we wait for fixes. We can understand a couple of bugs and glitches being brought on by updates or new packs. It is part of the Sims experience and has been since the beginning. However, given the number of bugs that came out of the June 18th update and Island Living, the teams need to be focused solely on getting the game fixed, not on an attempt to entertain us. I was unamused, and disappointed someone thought it a good idea to make light of bugs and glitches when this community is begging for the game to be fixed.

Too funny. Wish there was video. :p

Doesnt matter whether the bugs are their favorites or not, they still need to fix them.

'Sul Sul': Best bugs [Episode 2] - A Maxis podcast

jacknifelee
6 years ago
Oh, we here have a number of our favorite bugs too, just lemme take out my list...
akl1226
New Spectator
6 years ago
This was hilarious to listen to. These are almost all development bugs so as players we’ve never seen them and wow they have had some hilarious situations happen. Thanks for the laughs.
paigeisin5
New Spectator
6 years ago
Bugs that happened in the past are funny now because we don't have to deal with them any longer. However, many of us are dealing with new ones in Sims4, the current iteration, that are quite serious. To the point we have lost the ability to play our games without mods. That isn't a laughing matter. I realize they were talking about bugs that sprang up while past iterations were in development but that doesn't change the fact a lot of us are struggling right now. There might be some Simmers who are not having problems, or can live with bugged features or annoyances, but I am not fortunate enough to be in that group. And all the pod casts, the Maxis Monthly streams and the Guru Garage streams, do not make Sims4 a better game. Those are meant to distract us, and lend a little humor to a situation that has quickly become less amusing the longer we wait for fixes. We can understand a couple of bugs and glitches being brought on by updates or new packs. It is part of the Sims experience and has been since the beginning. However, given the number of bugs that came out of the June 18th update and Island Living, the teams need to be focused solely on getting the game fixed, not on an attempt to entertain us. I was unamused, and disappointed someone thought it a good idea to make light of bugs and glitches when this community is begging for the game to be fixed.
simgirl1010
Hero
6 years ago
Too funny. Wish there was video. :p
timurjr96
6 years ago
Doesnt matter whether the bugs are their favorites or not, they still need to fix them.
VenusARussell
New Spectator
6 years ago
"Chazzzy;c-17175600" wrote:
This comes across in poor taste. I know many Simmers who stopped playing due to the bugs in the game and many others frustrated they have to resort to mods to fix bugs so them making a podcast to joke and laugh about bugs just doesn’t come across as being enjoyable.

I think they're talking about bugs that work in our favor. ?
minimonsterscot
6 years ago
I would seriously throw my PC out of the window if I heard any of the 'devs' laughing about having dirt floors appear when building underground. Poor taste, indeed.
DaWaterRat
Seasoned Adventurer
6 years ago
I know I'm still new here, and I understand the frustration with bugs. Believe me.

But the podcast is actually pretty funny - it's about bugs they caught before the games or expansions went out.
LiELF
Seasoned Veteran
6 years ago
This was fun to listen to. I enjoy hearing behind-the-scenes stories of things that happen during development.

I can't believe people are offended by this. That's a bit overreactive.
Simmingal
Hero
6 years ago
"LiELF;c-17179603" wrote:
This was fun to listen to. I enjoy hearing behind-the-scenes stories of things that happen during development.

I can't believe people are offended by this. That's a bit overreactive.

for real forums need to chill on that
''be angry at gurus for doing anything ever''

also the podcast was lit looking forward to more! :smile: