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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"MarinaDPO;c-16999077" wrote:
I must admit I was super shocked to hear the news, all this time they've been making certain in-game decisions such as smaller worlds, lack of customization and using the whole performance thing as a reason. Now that they've made this decision does that mean that smaller worlds and a general lack of things cannot be excused?
I think that might even be the very reason they made this decision. And that would simply be good news for most Sims 4 fans wouldn’t it?
"KaeChan2089;c-16999451" wrote:
I also want to add, while is may be both good and bad. People fail to realize this that SOME people may not be able to afford a new computer and I find this very upsetting for those people, my heart hurts for them...and while the decision is probably for good intentions , I wish people could sympathize with the others that can't....
I don’t think you should go there, telling other people what they are or are not realizing and whether they are sympathizing or not. I realize that for instance and I do regret it’s like that for them (though at the same time it’s hard for me to understand why so many Sims 4 fans keep calling the game cheap when it has cost them hundreds of dollars by now; apparently that is not a problem then?). At the same time that doesn’t mean I feel the game should be able to run on cheap computers, because it can be so much more amazing and in depth if they’d create it for high end computers. And I’m only interested in this game when it has some depth and complexity.
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