The only way that I have found to correct this "bug" is to have a playable Sim marry the passive Sim. It takes them out of that loop of leaving and coming back. Be sure to first move them to the home of the playable Sim that will marry them. After that, they can be freely moved.
I don't like to do this because if you retire that Sim, the passive one will retire also, or if they must divorce the passive Sim will be out on the street. It is a last resort but I could not take it anymore. I had to deal with three of them!
I resent the fact that players were exposed to this bug and have little faith in any assistance from EA to correct the issue. They are even still promoting their new rule of passive Sims! Good luck to all players.
@1004767007129 @laprembee @smoothPEACHES @simmigurl can you confirm this issue is fixed?
No, the issue continues. I made an official complaint to EA stating that the only solution was for a playable Sim to marry them, as you saw. I also told them to stop promoting this option since it clearly doesn't work. They told me they are aware of the issue and that I should be patient. I told them I waited long enough.
When I checked on the status of my complaint, it said "no fix available." They even messed with my game and had a non-playable Sim marry one of the faulty passive Sims which, of course did not work. I had to arrange a divorce and now THAT Sim is out on the street. This is infuriating, but at least they stopped promoting it.
OH MY GOSH! Thank you! I thought updates ran automatically but that one did not! I went to a manual update and it works! I tested it 3 times and every time was good! I would not have known without your help. This is great news.... thanks again. 😂😂😂🙂
