Re: Sims 4 Loading Screen Freezes! Halp Plz! :(
@FrozTurtle You're correct, OneDrive offers a limited amount of storage for free, after which you'd have to pay for more, and you've likely run out of that. There's no reason that OneDrive needs to sync your Sims 4 data though.
Please first make sure that you have a copy of the Sims 4 user folder, the one normally in Documents\Electronic Arts, stored somewhere else. Ideally it would be on an external drive or USB stick, but if you don't have one handy, leaving it on your desktop is fine for now.
Next, disable OneDrive's automatic syncing of Documents. You don't need to disable OneDrive entirely, although you can if you want to. The point is to block it from syncing your Sims 4 files all on its own.
This will likely remove the copy of the Sims 4 folder in Documents\Electronic Arts, leaving just the copy in OneDrive. But you can either download that folder manually, or put the spare copy back. Once you're done, you can delete whatever you don't need to keep in OneDrive. You may have a number of copies of various Sims 4 files; you can delete just the older ones or everything, but if you delete everything, make absolutely sure you have a current copy of the folder on your hard drive or on an external drive.
Once OneDrive is no longer interfering, try to load your save again. If you still get an infinite loading screen, quit, restart your computer, and try to load a different save, a new one if you don't already have multiple saves, just to make sure the game itself is working.