With the game so bugged, where do you stand on new content?
What it says on the tin. Will/has your purchasing habits in regards to the Sims change/have changed with the increase in game bugs?
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The bugs don't bother me. In fact, with my current set-up in my save, bugs are common and very expected, simulation lag very common, and something I have to live with. That's the choice I made when I decided to slap mods all over it. However, some new features kinda suck but something like fears are just the result of badly tuned files and a simple parameter adjustment takes care of the issue.
The thing is, we shouldn't need to "Reset Object" or "turn this off and then on" at this frequency to begin with. It shouldn't be up to the players to fix bugs and avoid the potential landmines. The game should be shipped in a state where that's the last resort scenario, not a regular occurrence.
By the way, the bugs that occur are usually not the computer's fault (it could be, but with bugs reporting on a wider scale that doesn't necessarily mean it). Sims 3 runs a lot worse on my rig than Sims 4, and that game is an older game; in fact, because Sims 3 is designed for 32 bit computers in mind, it's more prone to problems on modern computers because of that limitation more than anything.
"Ilikebuilding;c-18186670" wrote:
Most bugs I see are easy to fix. Reload or debug (the latter via testingcheats on). I often wonder if some bugs that people see, ones that even ruin their game, are due to not updating their graphics card drivers? or even not having a powerful gaming PC?
The thing is, we shouldn't need to "Reset Object" or "turn this off and then on" at this frequency to begin with. It shouldn't be up to the players to fix bugs and avoid the potential landmines. The game should be shipped in a state where that's the last resort scenario, not a regular occurrence.
By the way, the bugs that occur are usually not the computer's fault (it could be, but with bugs reporting on a wider scale that doesn't necessarily mean it). Sims 3 runs a lot worse on my rig than Sims 4, and that game is an older game; in fact, because Sims 3 is designed for 32 bit computers in mind, it's more prone to problems on modern computers because of that limitation more than anything.
