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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"drake_mccarty;c-16998823" wrote:"Goldmoldar;c-16998545" wrote:"Drakos;c-16998384" wrote:
This isnt a big deal at all.
Not to you but can't say the same for those that must now pay to upgrade and some may not have the money to do so.
Then they shouldn’t be buying Sims games. Honestly, if someone can’t afford to replace a desktop computer at any time in 10+ years, then they do not need to be buying video games for it. They certainly shouldn’t complain that their old hardware is no longer supported, it’s a marvel it was supported as long as it was.
I reiterate the person you quoted, this really isn’t a big deal. The number of 32bit players is negligible, or else this wouldn’t be happening. I don’t see why people suddenly want to jump on Maxis for dropping support for something I thought would be dropped long ago when they upgraded the base code. It’s about time IMO.
First of all I do have sympathy for one who wants to play the game just like you do. I am happy like you are but at the same time but I have compassion and I reiterate what I said It may not be an big deal to you but you only can speak for yourself. However EA/Maxis is justified in what they had to do as they must depend on OSes to support thier programs. Some of these customers do want to upgrade but some may not be able to due to whatever thier situation is. I am lucky to own 7 gaming systems as I can afford to but I still feel for those that can't but have to understand this one is not their fault. As far as Sims 5 coming sooner that is pure speculation and to be honest I could care less.
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