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Now, I know this isn't a solution (and it's a bit of a late reply) but I have found a way to save your game beforehand so you can safely restart Sims without having to worry about redoing anything. Now just try to keep along as I say the steps,
1. Click the Esc. button on your computer, the little menu asking the numerous amount of things (like exit game, settings, etc.) should pop up. That's what we want.
2. So depending on where your mouse froze, which doesn't matter much because this is a loophole around that, you could use to your advantage or just do step 3 repeatedly until you're out of the game
3. Now click both the Shift and F1 button, yes this should open up the in-game Origin. If you don't have that enabled I suggest enabling it in another tab, it will be necessary to do this.
4. You shouldn't have any Origin tabs open, and you should be able to see the game in a darker tint. Of course you probably know this already. Also take note that you can move your mouse freely here, so with that said, put your curser over the button you desire to click
5. Click the Esc. button again to exit out of the in-game Origin, you mouse should still be there. If it's not you probably moved it, if you didn't then this might be useless but I suggest trying again before just assuming so.
6. Left click as you hear the choir sing in glee that you were able to save your game.
Hope this helped 😉
- 3 years ago
I KNOW IT'S LATE, BUT THANK U, YOU'VE SAVED ME AND MY GAME <333
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