EA App Required Now?
https://twitter.com/TheHenfordHen/status/1600936254870540288?t=8pb_e07y6r0bi5aRB0JHfA&s=19
Forum Discussion
Something odd that have noticed is that the app launches with varying promptness depending on the PC, both of which have I7 processors. In both cases, play is offline to avoid the game breaking updates & patches.
Machine A has my main TS4 installation, which stops with Discover University. Seasons was deactivated very soon after installation as it is - for me - more trouble than it is worth. That game takes a long time to load, often needing several clicks on the TS4 shortcut.
Machine B has my 'guinea pig' installation, which stops at Cottage Living. i say 'guinea pig' as that is the one used to test some of the newer packs and a couple of kits without interfering with the game that works how I like it. Plants grow freely, sims are happy farmers with good livlihoods, and like living in their homes. No plant-breaking, house uncomfortable moodlets updates for them! That game launches instantly when the shortcut is clicked. Not complaining, mind you, just noticed the difference. Now if I could only delouse it of what makes the sims unhappy to be in their homes...
Machine A has my main TS4 installation, which stops with Discover University. Seasons was deactivated very soon after installation as it is - for me - more trouble than it is worth. That game takes a long time to load, often needing several clicks on the TS4 shortcut.
Machine B has my 'guinea pig' installation, which stops at Cottage Living. i say 'guinea pig' as that is the one used to test some of the newer packs and a couple of kits without interfering with the game that works how I like it. Plants grow freely, sims are happy farmers with good livlihoods, and like living in their homes. No plant-breaking, house uncomfortable moodlets updates for them! That game launches instantly when the shortcut is clicked. Not complaining, mind you, just noticed the difference. Now if I could only delouse it of what makes the sims unhappy to be in their homes...
