The latest Sims 4 patch fixes rapid aging, famous cats, and family members trying to score with each other.
Nearly as creepy was a bug in the Social Bunny app added in the expansion, which is like an in-game version of Twitter. Sims can post flirty messages to the app and tag other Sims they're crushing on. But apparently, a bug meant adult Sims were able to tag teen Sims in flirty messages, too. Gross.has now been deployed that will hopefully clear up all those icky problems.
Sims with a short or long Lifespan no longer become younger or age dramatically when leaving Create a Sim.Adult Sims no longer tag teens in flirtatious Social Bunny posts.Another fix was made specifically for the High School Years pack."Sims now can walk through the I Was a Teenage Garbage Artist pile of clutter," says EA. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds like some sort of obstruction won't block Sims' paths anymore.
And in the Get Famous expansion, a bug was letting non-famous Sims appear to be famous. That's also been fixed… but why? I feel like a famous cat isn't a bad thing at all to have in a game. After all,
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