What to use to improve game play?
So I don't have any mods or CC in my game. I would like to get some mods that improve my game play but I do not want them to ruin my core script of the game. What are some mods I can use to have fun ...
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If you want to avoid script, then look to download mods that contain .package files only, if the mod you download has both a .ts4script and a .package, then don't use it. I highly recommend everything from littlemssam's website and Mod the Sims.
The ones I can recommend that are .package only are:
More holiday traditions by icemunmun
More Best Friends by littlemssam
More Holiday Icons by littlemssam
Movies Be Quiet by littlemssam
Eat At Tables by mental hygiene
No/Less City Living Names (found on Mod the Sims)
Expanded Rewards by frimlin (more aspiration reward buyable items)
As mentioned earlier, make sure to back up your save and tray folders every once in awhile. You can do this by going into Documents>Electronic Arts>Sims 4 and then copy and paste your save folder and tray folder to a separate location (I keep my copies in my Downloads folder for example). That way if your saves/lots/households go corrupt, you can simply drag and drop those copies back to your EA folder to restore your last known working save.
Also, I recommend to remove your mods before you download a new update, restart the game without mods, then you can exit the game and drop all your mods back to your mod folder. That way any changes to the code with the update will get a chance to set up without the mods first.
The ones I can recommend that are .package only are:
More holiday traditions by icemunmun
More Best Friends by littlemssam
More Holiday Icons by littlemssam
Movies Be Quiet by littlemssam
Eat At Tables by mental hygiene
No/Less City Living Names (found on Mod the Sims)
Expanded Rewards by frimlin (more aspiration reward buyable items)
As mentioned earlier, make sure to back up your save and tray folders every once in awhile. You can do this by going into Documents>Electronic Arts>Sims 4 and then copy and paste your save folder and tray folder to a separate location (I keep my copies in my Downloads folder for example). That way if your saves/lots/households go corrupt, you can simply drag and drop those copies back to your EA folder to restore your last known working save.
Also, I recommend to remove your mods before you download a new update, restart the game without mods, then you can exit the game and drop all your mods back to your mod folder. That way any changes to the code with the update will get a chance to set up without the mods first.
