You only have a 32 bit operating system and your graphics chip is under min specs.
What graphics settings are you playing on ?
Could you check on your RAM usage while you travel ? Check how much RAM the Sims 4 process uses. If it goes over 1.7 GB, it's an out of RAM crash and the only option is to either start a new save game or upgrade to a 64 bit Operating system.
While loading the game the stats rise to roughly:
CPU (30%) 24.0%
Memory (88%) 1,210.0 MB
Disk (99%) 7.1 MB/s
[they rise and fall at different rates; but this was the max stats i got from loading the game, playing the game, loading a household, and trying to travel]
While traveling it crashed; all low graphics settings.
the CPU score and Memory are constantly highlighted orange (Memory darker than CPU), but while loading the Disk flashes red
I tried traveling twice and it worked the first time but the second time the Memory was already at 88% and 1,170.0 MB and crashed. CPU and Disk were at reasonable ranges when this occurred.
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This is my college laptop, we have a desktop with 64bit and probably at better graphics card.
How hard would it be to transfer the Sims 4 games, expansion packs, and gallery memory to another computer?
I bought the game and all the packs online through origin.
Would i be able to keep the Sims 4 on my laptop and just play a new game at a smaller scale?
You can move this folder to your desktop computer: documents\electronicarts\thesims4\ and then you'll have all your content there but you will need to reinstall the game (which means re-downloading the game through Origin unless you still have the installed files in programs(x86)\Origin_Games\thesims4 (path may vary depending on your installation). If you move that folder over, you might not need to re-download the whole game.
To see if a new save game works better, just click on the little plus sign in the upper right corner of your main screen.
You're welcome :D
