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I’ve tried that as well, I’ve also tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game and those didn’t work either; repairing, deleting cache, rebooting the Mac into Safe Mode and uninstalling and reinstalling Origin and those didn’t work either.
It definitely is macOS Ventura that’s the problem. My iMac that’s updated to Ventura can only force quit, but one of my MacBook Pros that I didn’t update yet (still on Monterey) can exit fine, so I’m playing one of my save files there. Hopefully it gets fixed because my MacBook cannot handle all of my mods/cc lol.
- Bluebellflora3 years agoHero+@SIMANTHANGMLHI
Which model is the Mac running Monterey? This Force Quit issue is only apparent on Intel Macs judging by the specs everyone is posting here. I've seen reports of it also happening on Intel Macs running Monterey. Are your Macs Intel or Apple Silicon?- 3 years ago@Bluebellflora I have both an intel and a M1. As you mentioned only intel one has this issue after upgrading to Ventura. My M1 has no "force quit" issue after the ventura upgrade.
- Bluebellflora3 years agoHero+@cheinf0rest
Yeah, my M1 MBA is fine too. The Intel machines are running Catalina and Monterey but I’m sure if I upgraded to Ventura I would experience the Force Quit issue. I will test on the Monterey machine again though.
- 3 years ago
@Bluebellflora My iMac and MacBook Pros are all 2020 models. iMac is Intel Core i5 on Ventura. One of my MacBook Pros is Intel Core i5 on Monterey. My other MacBook Pro is M1 on Ventura. I do not play the Sims on that one as it is strictly for school etc. My iMac with Ventura is experiencing the force quit issue, while my MacBook Pro on Monterey works fine.
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