When it rains, rain falls in the house has a roof.
Edit By Crinrict: Adjusted Title to fit archived thread, Added tag.
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Update 2025/06/17 by crinrict S...
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We're talking to a wall, guys. Unfortunately, it has become the norm to not fix outrageous bugs for 8 months. Bug Fixing Team, hello!
What's more likely... They're ignoring it or they haven't figured it out yet?
Yelling at them isn't helping, and again-if you have the issue, provide the relevant information to help gather data. You're not helping by posting conspiracy theories that they are just sitting around ignoring it.
Also, this is by all accounts a low priority bug. It's avoidable by turning off rain, it doesn't negatively impact gameplay otherwise, and it's largely visual. It's not going to be the most pressing thing over save corruption and crashes, so it's gonna take a bit longer.
But... people paid for the ability to have rain so... You know. Maybe fix the game instead?
I don't understand in any way, this statement of yours.
First of all, "disabling the rain" is an option that simply does not exist in the reality of the game, you can disable the weather effects on your sims, but it has no relevance to the problem we are examining.
Secondly, then, furiously complaining about solving this bug is more than legitimate for all those who like me spent 40 euros just to have rain and snow. And if the only thing that this EP was supposed to do it does not do, it is normal to expect that customers are furious and ask to put the problem as a priority in the agenda of EA developers who are dedicated to solving bugs.
There is no other marketing like that of "The Sims" where thousands of people solve for free with mods what other sell; in all other marketing they would have already failed, forgotten, buried.
So if you want to help, collaborate on the solution or take care of the bugs that you consider a priority.Disabling rain is literally an option in the game menu.
And I did help and collaborate- I provided several comments with additional insight on the problem. Which is dramatically more than "fix this bug!" does.
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