What the heck?
Waaaaay to go, Sims Team. Sims 4 isn't popular already, and now you guys just made a bunch of people mad. In June of 2019, Sims 4 will no longer support 32-Bit systems, meaning those who have the game...
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"MLadyAzzera;c-16996598" wrote:"Goldmoldar;c-16996577" wrote:
It is an big deal for some and increasing an spec for Cats and Dogs that is small compared to what EA/Maxis is asking for one cannot know what everyone is playing on and there are many configurations out there. Some may be able to add memory and get an new 64 bit OS and some may not. Even with the uppance on C&D it was still 32 bit and 64 bit. While you may view the changes as trivial it may not be for everyone.
literally had to buy a new pc in order to run the game if I wanted to continue to add on DLC and updates to the game, which isn't the case for most players whose hardware is fine and quite frankly I don't understand how a PC could not be able to upgrade to 64bit if it is currently running this game. Almost every Duo core Intel processor is capable of running 64bit Windows 7, even if they were only advertised to have a 32bit processor.
Yes, Not everyone going to have to buy new systems and some may just have to buy memory or an 64 bit OS but not everyone computer is the same. All have to see how this is going to work out as when I built my systems or had mine customized I asked for 64 bit OSes and always 16 GB ram tp play it safe Some people cannot afford to buy memory or an new OS depending on thier situation But now I understand why EA/Maxis is doing this as I read more and it has to do with MS and Apple not supporting 32 bit aps going forward thereby forcing EA/Maxis to change course.
