Creating default replacements for the face templates is a very long and daunting task and I understand why few people do them, but soon, soon all my sims will look like I want them to, just a bit, just hoping I do it fast enough to not grow tired of the fifteen templates I have already and start over AGAIN. Soon. I feel like I'm suffering from some kind of creation burnout, but the sims I create during a mood like this often ended up being some of my faves, so maybe I should push through it lol.

@FranH @simsample Be careful with graphics cards that are too new or processors that are too new! xD Buying a new computer that has pink soup is the worst thing that can happen, it is almost a lottery to know if the game will work when you don't know exactly what causes it. My desktop computer with newer components is full of soup no matter how many fixes I use, and yet the "cheap" laptop I bought a few years ago can handle everything!

@Matryoshkah When I learned how to make default face templates, I was shook by the lengthy process, but it was something I really wanted to do, so I pushed through I made a full set. It wasn't that bad!

And then I thought, "I wonder how difficult it'd be to make CUSTOM face templates?" since that's something that you see even less than default ones...

...and I was traumatized by how long it takes. I couldn't even make ONE. So yeah, props to everyone who works on projects like these.

@LauraPamplonaS I have read several times that they are very difficult to make, so I join in congratulating those who make them, the non-default faces are my favorites, since you can have as many as you want and they are very useful for blending.

It has to be brand new tech for me though, I want this new (as yet hypothetical) rig to play Inzoi when it's released too!

The biggest problem for me will be figuring out if I can transfer the data on the hard drive I have now to a new hard drive without having to install the game again on a new computer. I'm firmly sticking with a desktop computer. I don't like laptops (and yet I'm running on one..) because of their known limitations of upgrades. I have to have that extra space..

And also trying to keep Win 7 instead of the default 11 that new computers have. The graphics card will have to be a new one, and I'll just have to wing it. However this does give me the perfect excuse to get the 1t size drive I've been dearly wishing for the last 5 years...

You'd have to reinstall the game, especially if you have a new operating system. Unless they clone your hard drive, which I would not advise as they'd have to update all the drivers anyway and it would be a mess, plus you have a badly outdated operating system (support for Win 7 ended back in 2020 and I doubt you'd find new drivers for it).