[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by NLX

That looks like it takes up unnecessary space.

They do in some ways.

Most of these neighbourhoods are borderline unplayable. You need a top of the range computer, with incredible amounts of RAM just to open the world. All these worlds don't come with any pre-made Sims, so the fact it struggles loading the world itself, would mean most people couldn't actually play in it.

But imagine if we could

[Skywalker]

So. What will be Sims 4s gamebreaking glitch?

The Sims 2 was memories and dead relationships. Sims 3 was the open world and storyline progression. I don't think the original Sims had any - but the rest do and with the little amount of time they'd had with 4, I wouldn't be too shocked if something comes up sooner or later (it took quite awhile before people realized what was destroying TS2 from the inside).

[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by Meowster

So. What will be Sims 4s gamebreaking glitch?

The Sims 2 was memories and dead relationships. Sims 3 was the open world and storyline progression. I don't think the original Sims had any - but the rest do and with the little amount of time they'd had with 4, I wouldn't be too shocked if something comes up sooner or later (it took quite awhile before people realized what was destroying TS2 from the inside).

I never had glitches with my game? What would happen on the TS2?
and The Sims 4 will probably glitch when they add Toddlers and Pools

[GGD]

Originally posted by gloamingtheplain

The Sims 4 shouldn't need an ultimate fix, The game is in BETA and looks bug-free.
However, I downloaded the Ultimate Fix which did make my game work much better, But it would crash randomly after 3 - 10 minutes, and I'd have to reload.

weird, i didn't experienced that.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by gloamingtheplain

I never had glitches with my game? What would happen on the TS2?
and The Sims 4 will probably glitch when they add Toddlers and Pools

Well, by glitches, I mainly mean corruptness. By about generation four or five of your playthroughs, the amount of memories for every single sim starts to clog up and the ratio for error widens. It's simply too much to process. All of the dead sims memories are always active. Etc. This is why you never transfer a Sim to another neighborhood - it brings every memory and Sim from that they were attatched to and clogs up the neighborhood.

Also - never take control of Mrs. Crumplebottom. She can break the game.

[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by GGD

weird, i didn't experienced that.

All people seem to have different results playing The Sims 3. Some people have a computer that is close to the original requirements, and not have any bugs.

Yet some people who have high end PC's suffer bugs. I think it depends on the video cards etc.

[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by Meowster

Well, by glitches, I mainly mean corruptness. By about generation four or five of your playthroughs, the amount of memories for every single sim starts to clog up and the ratio for error widens. It's simply too much to process. All of the dead sims memories are always active. Etc. This is why you never transfer a Sim to another neighborhood - it brings every memory and Sim from that they were attatched to and clogs up the neighborhood.

Also - never take control of Mrs. Crumplebottom. She can break the game.

Wow I didn't know this. Although I always turn Aging off

[gloamingtheplain]

I think this would be the one I would want to play, if I had to pick. So pretty

http://mysims3blog.blogspot.com.au/2...s-by-cink.html

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by gloamingtheplain

Wow I didn't know this. Although I always turn Aging off

Also. Pets made it much worse, if I remember correctly, and I think this is why a lot of people on websites like MTS aren't too fond of the expansion (especially since Unleashed was SUCH a good expansion for its time in comparison).

The original Sims team made the expansion packs so worthwhile if you look back at it. Sure, Livin' Large and House Party were kinda tragic but Hot Date changed everything. Vacation, Unleashed, Superstar, and finally Making Magic. They were all so, so, so good.

[Chronix]

Los Angieos is easily my favorite CC world.

[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by Chronix

Los Angieos is easily my favorite CC world.

There seem to be several worlds with that name do you have a link?
I'm trying to find a nice CC world that is actually playable, and doesn't have a risk of destroying my graphics card.

[gloamingtheplain]

Originally posted by Meowster

Also. Pets made it much worse, if I remember correctly, and I think this is why a lot of people on websites like MTS aren't too fond of the expansion (especially since Unleashed was SUCH a good expansion for its time in comparison).

The original Sims team made the expansion packs so worthwhile if you look back at it. Sure, Livin' Large and House Party were kinda tragic but Hot Date changed everything. Vacation, Unleashed, Superstar, and finally Making Magic. They were all so, so, so good.

Well everything seems to work fine in the UC

I agree with you about The Sims 1. Unleashed was probably the best pack of them all.
The others were okay, but unleashed brought all those neighbourhoods and community lots with cafe's etc and the larger worlds. Loved it.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by gloamingtheplain

Well everything seems to work fine in the UC

I agree with you about The Sims 1. Unleashed was probably the best pack of them all.
The others were okay, but unleashed brought all those neighbourhoods and community lots with cafe's etc and the larger worlds. Loved it.

It wouldn't even show up until, like, five or six generations in so it isn't really much to worry about unless you breed like a maniac. Just normal playing should be good. Legacy playing should really just be done an individual neighborhood basis.

[LadyGagaStan93]

Is it just me though or are a lot of the clothes and stuff missing from the CAS in UC?

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by LadyGagaStan93

Is it just me though or are a lot of the clothes and stuff missing from the CAS in UC?

I haven't had any issues. Anything in particular?

Also, since The Sims 2 store is forever closed, I feel like it is safe to share this for anyone that wants all the content for The Sims 2 Store. It's free now.

[Su-Barbie-A]

Originally posted by Meowster

I haven't had any issues. Anything in particular?

Also, since The Sims 2 store is forever closed, I feel like it is safe to share this for anyone that wants all the content for The Sims 2 Store. It's free now.

dd;
those blocky ass looking sets.

[I Am Music]

I see no point in these fantastic worlds if it will destroy your computer
My laptop is being worked on so afraid to use this desktop as a guinea pig.

[Skywalker]

TS3 worlds are best as small and contained. Bridgeport was a great addition but even mid-tier computers don't handle it too well. I still think Sunset Valley is a perfect town lol.

[I Am Music]

Originally posted by Meowster

TS3 worlds are best as small and contained. Bridgeport was a great addition but even mid-tier computers don't handle it too well. I still think Sunset Valley is a perfect town lol.

I plan on getting a getting a 8 core upgrade for a desktop.
I think that along with the ram I already have and my card could do it.

The sims 2 was good enough for me in terms of areas but I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't want to try these worlds.
Someone made one that looks like San Andreas from GTAV.

[Ainsworth]

I played the Sims 2 for the first after they gave it away for free and it's terrible compared to the Sims 3

I don't get the fan praise