Sims Will Stop Being Mean for No Reason; The Sims 4 Gets Important Patch
The latest update for The Sims 4 has fixed an annoying bug that caused unwarranted mischief among Sims. Players also received new clothes modeled after the Dragon Age series.
If you are playing The Sims 4, you have probably encountered recently a bug that was making your Sims act mean for no apparent reason. Yesterday's update finally fixed this bothersome problem, and at the same time added a handful of free clothes for fans of the Dragon Age series.
Sims bury the hatchet
The changes and new features were introduced as part of the SDX package (Sims Delivery Express), which is a regular free update to the game, independent of the expansions you own. Yesterday's official update fixed a problem that has been occurring for about two months with increased aggression among Sims. Details and an apology from the developers can be read in a message on Twitter.
The community seems to be divided in sentiment in the comments. Most players are grateful and confirm the fixing of the problem. However, some reproach the developers for the accidental implementation of such a "malicious" bug and the slow pace in fixing the game.
New content for Dragon Age fans
On Dragon Age's page on Facebook, the developers confirmed the addition of new clothes and tattoos in yesterday's patch, modeled on the announced game Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. The package includes four T-shirts, three tattoos for the Sim's left arm, as well as a baseball cap. All the content can be worn by both male and female Sims.
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