@Neutrobyte
Well, that's just par-for-the-course. Adding more and more stuff to existing systems will naturally make it more complex. Thing is, once it starts approaching a point where it's getting too complex for them to manage and fix, then they need to STOP. Either that or hire more talented programmers.
Not fixing existing problems, letting them fester for years upon years, and continuously adding new broken content? That's just irresponsible on a massive scale. The problem is only going to get larger and larger until it will no longer be viable to fix.
The current systems have been beyond their ability to understand for quite a long time now. Yet they keep releasing new packs, attempting to add new stuff, making it even more complicated until they reach a point like ECO where absolutely everything in the pack is completely broken.
They are completely destroying this game with every new thing they attempt to add. It's bad enough, the game is BARELY playable as it is, I'm not going to purchase anything further and risk making the game 100% unplayable. I recommend everyone else do the same. Buying all these new broken packs is only going to break your game even further. Just look at the thousands of bug reports already.
I can already see what they'll do. They won't fix a single thing, try to bleed as much money out of it as possible before the game becomes completely unplayable, then they'll just abandon the whole thing. Game no longer playable? Time for The Sims 5! A whole new game to F up.
If they don't fix The Sims 4, then my 20+ year tenure with Sims will end with "4". It's a shame they're destroying the entire franchise.
