[S] Weather Effects Occurring Inside Structures

I'm pretty sure that will be riddled with bugs too as that's the 'agile' way.  Which means releasing half baked software and let the customers playtest it and then see about fixing bugs later...after you already received the money.  Easier than paying playtesters for it and delaying the release of the game to fix bugs. Time is money. I've worked in tech support for a software company and that's literally the strategy.

Every single patch fixes bugs. The game gets more patches a year than many games get in a lifetime. This bug is annoying, but it not being fixed yet isn't a jumping off point to argue that the game doesn't fix anything and they're trying to scam you and they only want the money and they don't fix bugs because it costs money.

You're on a bugfixing forum. For people to report bugs that need fixing. Many of which do get fixed. 

Sometimes a bug is complicated and takes more time. It's really not that deep. You need to stop spamming this thread with your conspiracies, it's not helping anyone. Provide information on the issue to help look into it. And if you're incapable of finding information to provide, stay quiet.

Anyway,

I have noticed that a Sim who Loves Outdoors gets an upset moodlet about not being outdoors when living literally outside in the grass. Something might be busted or reversed somewhere that makes Sims, and some systems visual or otherwise like relating to weather, misunderstand what is indoors or outdoors- but because of the way weather works (removing itself when indoors, but otherwise being ever-present), you can't tell that this information is broken in this way, because the weather still appears outdoors, even though sims are considering the outside to be...inside. If that makes any sense. 

Essentially it seems outside is being considered inside but inside is also being considered outside, but the visual effects of this are obfuscating that a "swap" happened because the weather happens in both places? That's all I've got, I don't notice anything else being weird that would be weird if this were the case though.

I do have a roof on my house I’ve tried restarting the game, I’m tried to build a new home and it’s still raining inside. My sims are complaining about it and they keep “running inside” away from the storm when they are already inside!! What do I do to help! I’m playing off the grid so I need the weather! 

I am having weather inside my home, I hope this has been acknowledged by the ea bug team

Pretty self explaining in the title 

I've been noticing this bug but assumed it was just a visual issue, kind of uneasy now that I'm seeing people mention it affecting moodlets

I have an additional bit of in-game stuff that might lead to a diagnosis.

I think maybe my "the game is confused, literally, about what coutns" theory (I mean, no duh, but. still) might be bolstered by the fact that arches appear to be broken at the moment.

Make two rooms with no windows. Place an arch between them...and they'll light up a bit. Place an arch from a well lit room into a dimly lit room, and the light won't be correct whatsoever. Or place an arch from the outside into a room, and the light inside will be bright as heck, EVEN IF the arch is on the side of the building in the shade, or it's cloudy outside!

Is this a related issue? Arches have always "produced light" because it's just how the "make light go indoors" system worked before the 2016 lighting update, but they did so logically. Lately they seem to just generate light in all situations.

Up until today, I never had this bug. If I move will it keep happening? Totally vanilla game.

Many games don’t get so much patches (yet this game doesn’t get them enough) because they’re not so buggy. Start to expect some quality from the companies you’re buying from instead of making issue of players demanding working game they paid for.

All games are profoundly buggy. Every game you've ever played is drowning in bugs. All of them. Every. Single. One.