Buckle up Simmers, we're (hopefully) on the cusp of some meaty fixes for The Sims 4. As EA continues to pile expansions and kits on top of a game that's nearing the big 1-0, crashes and buggy gameplay have become part and parcel of The Sims 4 experience. It's become a mighty frustrating time—one that's recently led me to go crawling back into the loving arms of The Sims 2 in retaliation—and it seems like EA is finally realising the problem is too big to ignore.
In a tweet on the official Sims account, the developer admitted things have gotten a little out of control. "We know that technical issues with The Sims 4 have interrupted your gameplay over time and we recognize that this has caused you much frustration," the statement read. "Today, we can share that we have assembled a team to invest in the core game experience, including tackling your reported concerns."
