Which pack took more tech resources?
So, did any of your installed packs make you think - ouch, my game feels slower and different? Which pack grabbed the more resources, or what pack occupied more tech resources than you expected? ...
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Seasons used a lot of resources, I did not notice it in the beginning but I noticed how the larger neighborhoods during fall did not run well.
We also have the build mode lag, which is not a pack issue, I think it was introduced around the platforms update.
Old New Henford from Cottage Living is running terribly during fall. Then you have the many different recipes that they introduced which require a lot of different ingredients which makes the game take a long time to load the recipes from the fridge, especially if you have a lot of ingredients in your sims inventory and if your sims are cooking level 10.
I have a gaming desktop PC with a i9-12900K, 3080 (10GB), 64GB RAM, and the game is installed on an NVME M.2 and the game is still not running particularly well. The game has a lot of framedrops and bad performance on the old DirectX9 engine so I can keep throwing power at the problem but the game is not going to make use of it very effectively.
I probably need to start a new save but I don't really want to. The save matters a lot too because it will get larger and larger over time which will cause lag depending on how many sims with relationships, lots and household inventories, cc and mods you have.
We also have the build mode lag, which is not a pack issue, I think it was introduced around the platforms update.
Old New Henford from Cottage Living is running terribly during fall. Then you have the many different recipes that they introduced which require a lot of different ingredients which makes the game take a long time to load the recipes from the fridge, especially if you have a lot of ingredients in your sims inventory and if your sims are cooking level 10.
I have a gaming desktop PC with a i9-12900K, 3080 (10GB), 64GB RAM, and the game is installed on an NVME M.2 and the game is still not running particularly well. The game has a lot of framedrops and bad performance on the old DirectX9 engine so I can keep throwing power at the problem but the game is not going to make use of it very effectively.
I probably need to start a new save but I don't really want to. The save matters a lot too because it will get larger and larger over time which will cause lag depending on how many sims with relationships, lots and household inventories, cc and mods you have.
