Frustrated to tears..and EA refuses to help anyone!!
SimGirl20:
I am so angry! I went ahead and did it, I bought my game this morning and got it home popped it in and low and behold, I am bomb barded with problems from the get go. First thing I noticed was my game was running extremley too slow even on the lowest of settings. I mean I literally spent 3 hours in CAS choosing what to wear for my sim, because it took I know atleast 15 minutes for the clothes sort to load! :mad: I haven't noticed anything apparent as of yet but I think this next one is well worth any other bug I could imagine, and quite possibly the most damaging! Everytime I go into either a premade lot or add a CAS sim everything is peachy until I go into build or buy mode and then when I try to direct my sim to take an action she just stand there like an idiot and won't move! I noticed the only time they will move is if THEY want to do something like go to the friggin' library for example.
I went to the official site to try to get some help by registering, and I was mortified to see the pages of help threads posted at the site. I saw 35 pages in counting of hundreds of people literally begging EA for help and not one time has EA wrote back to help any of them! 1explode I mean what is this s--t?! Is this some kind of sick joke? I don't find it the slightest bit amusing, that they refuse to help anyone. I am so mad and frustrated I just don't know what to do, I just spent 55$ for this piece of s--t and I can't even play it!
If anyone is interested in the fire storm over at the official site they should go check it out, because you will not believe it till you see it!
I will admit, I screwed up big time and will NEVER give EA another damn dime!
..Happy? :(
DrunkZombie:
What are your system specs?
roerzman:
In reality you need two gig. of ram to run the game. Yea I know what they said, but that's only to play the game, they didn't tell the whole story. Lots of people are having the same problem,freezing, slow frame rate, game crashing in CAS.
As I said months ago, be very careful with these so called min. specs.
Look upon it as a learning curve. 'been there done that"
DrunkZombie:
I'd say 2 gig with XP, 3 gig on Vista. If that is the only problem for someone then the good news is that ram is cheap. If the problem is the video card, it could get expensive. If its their cpu they will pretty much have to buy a new pc.
Jasumi:
Not a new PC, so much as a new motherboard. But motherboards are tricky since they may only support certain RAM modules or certain CPU sockets, so you're pretty much right DrunkZombie.
OP: You probably need a better computer.
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