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ClaimingTheFifth
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I have massive amounts of CC...so anytime a 50/50 remedy shows up I about give up. I learned to set up a TESTING folder and d/l any new cc to that, put it in the mods folder in game, and play. This does not help with mods that may interfere with other mods...this only helps with cc that causes the game not to load. So it kept my bad cc hunt down to what was in the folder :-) HOWEVER, the last couple of times I ran into bad cc and the game stopped loading...the game actually told me what was the offending file!! I was so stunned that I never said anything until it happened again. So it no longer sends you on a fool's errand, suggesting you re-install your entire game (which was ridiculous). It now informs on the offender!! WAY TO GO, EA!!!
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The five-second rule does not apply when you have a two-second dog.
The five-second rule does not apply when you have a two-second dog.
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They seem to be more supporting of the Mod community which is nice, but EA's focus at the moment seems to be little extras rather than new content.
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The five-second rule does not apply when you have a two-second dog.
During the game load if one of the files won't load, it used to throw up a white box in the middle of the screen (roughly 3"x1") that told you to try re-installing your entire game (wrong-never helped). Those of us who use cc recognize the problem and start looking for bad cc. Now the little box tells you which file is stopping the load. Frankly I was so amazed that I was stunned.
The five-second rule does not apply when you have a two-second dog.
I also like how the game runs smooth even with hundred of mods.
In sims 3 my game started to corrupt after four cc pieces.
lol You may be right.