So that modders can fix it, you say?

So many modders say that the reason their mods no longer work is because Maxis keeps changing the code. As soon as a mod fixes a problem, a new upgrade comes out which breaks it or something else, and we're right back to where we were before - frustratedly waiting until the modders can figure out what Maxis did and "fix" it again (which is the main reason the masses rise up against them). Things like this keeps me coming back to believing that EA/Maxis has from the beginning deliberately set out to eliminate as many mods as they can (and are no doubt truly happy that the masses rise up against the modders). There's no fixing if you're deliberately out to eliminate competition and/or cause division.

No they can fix it ONLY when EA stops creating new content for the game. That's my point. No new expansion pack, challenge or bug fixes from EA. Because with every new content or patch from them the game breaks even more. That's why it would be better to leave this game as is and let the modders fix it. But this won't happen as EA has stopped developing Sims 5. They don't want to risk losing the Sims 4 player base and thus are going to concentrate on this bugged game for the next years.

According to Satch, they also jacked up the price of these kits as well. They're suddenly charging double for a kit?

Reviewing The Sims 4 Sweet Slumber Party Kit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVDE-BNLi1Q


If this is true and not some kind of website glitch, it is a sleazy move on EA's behalf. Charging more to cover the 5% commission.

Multi-billion dollar company acting like it is struggling with 5% of a frickin' TS4 kit. Where is the world's tiniest violin?

Agree, modders can fix it if EA/Maxis leaves it alone. But you and I and everyone else under the sun knows they will never do that as long as it's producing the milk - as the old saying goes, you don't kill the cow . . . Hence, stuff and packs are gonna keep coming and coming. There's no way EA/Maxis is going to allow modders to completely take over their cash cow, which indeed is paradoxical since they don't want to put enough energy into fixing it themselves though they want to get as much money out of it as they can. But I can see it - if the modders keep fixing it, more people will want to play it. Which gives them the opportunity to sell more stuff and packs for it. Which causes more issues the modders must fix. OK, very smart, EA.