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Yes that's it exactly @PugLove888 it's a console manufacturing issue as consoles work on a closed system and copyright infringement is also a factor. After lobbying from the gaming industry it was also made illegal in practice in some countries to make it possible to mod a console. Here in the UK it was made illegal in 2003. I could understand it after hearing some horror stories locally that I won't explain in detail here.
We hear this a lot and it's something I've often wondered about as a console player myself. But I do think that EA hears the frustration from console players about the things we miss out on and that's reflected in the new Creator Kits we're going to be seeing. Clearly our feedback about CC has been heard. Since access to CC is also in the control of console manufacturers, EA have found an inventive way to make some of those creations available to us. That's really all they can do.
But the console manufacturers do also have forums and take feedback so @XlKPandaXlK you can also approach them directly. It would require a massive shake up in the console industry and as it's a legal grey area in some countries it would need to comply with gaming laws internationally but who knows.
@simsplayer818 , thank you for the more technical and more detailed explanation of this problem! 🥰 It is funny how things that seem so simple to us average people are so much more complicated if you look behind the scenes! 😮😅
- simsplayer8182 years agoHero@PugLove888 The more I looked into it, the more I could understand it. Especially as we get a lot of technical issues on consoles as it is. But I do envy PC players that can use them 😞.
- PugLove8882 years agoHero (Retired)
@simsplayer818 definitely! I have a relative who plays on console, and I feel for her struggles.😓
Still, she loves the Sims and plays it regularly despite the problems with the console version! 🥰