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Try renaming your The Sims 4 folder to something else. Then start the game. If the game does not start and crashes after renaming your folder when you try to start it new, then try a game repair.
If the game starts, it will create a new The Sims 4 folder. Then once you've gone through making and placing the sim, save and quit. Then copy your saves folder from the renamed game folder to the new one and test that. If it works, don't save, just quit. Then copy over your mods folder and test again. If it crashes at that point but didn't before adding the Mods folder, you've got something in your mods folder that you will have to remove or update. It's probably an outdated mod but could be anything. You'll just have to go through what you have to find the problem file.
Hope this helps.
I did this because i was having the same issue but i dunno if i did it wrong or wha butttt it literally made a whole nother game like same account but i didn't have all my progress or mods
- luthienrising10 months agoHero+
@liyah2lonlii Some questions to get you to the right support:
- Are you on a Mac or a PC?
- And do you have OneDrive or a similar syncing program?
- Did you rename your user folder (Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4) or move it on purpose?
- Can you confirm that the game is loading for you, just that your content is missing?
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