January 2020
I would like to go back to a previous update of a game (Sims 4) since it ran a lot smoother on my current pc. is there a way to restore previous versions of the game itself and not just the save files? also can you explain how to do it in a relatively simple way?
thanks a bunch, strangers!
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January 2020
@peepeethecatmomm No, sorry, it's not possible to revert to a previous patch level. The one thing you could do is run the Legacy Edition rather than the standard version of the game. But that comes with its own problems: no new packs, no new bug fixes, no access to the Gallery or other online features. And of course you don't get to pick the patch level—it's the same one from a couple of months ago when the LE was released.
If you'd like to try anyway, click on the Sims 4 icon in Origin, select Extra Content, find the Legacy Edition on the list, and click Download. In Windows, you'll then need to click the Settings cog wheel (or go back to your Origin game library and right-click on the Sims 4 icon), select Game Properties > Advanced Launch Options, and choose 32-bit Legacy Edition from the dropdown menu.
January 2020
@peepeethecatmomm No, sorry, it's not possible to revert to a previous patch level. The one thing you could do is run the Legacy Edition rather than the standard version of the game. But that comes with its own problems: no new packs, no new bug fixes, no access to the Gallery or other online features. And of course you don't get to pick the patch level—it's the same one from a couple of months ago when the LE was released.
If you'd like to try anyway, click on the Sims 4 icon in Origin, select Extra Content, find the Legacy Edition on the list, and click Download. In Windows, you'll then need to click the Settings cog wheel (or go back to your Origin game library and right-click on the Sims 4 icon), select Game Properties > Advanced Launch Options, and choose 32-bit Legacy Edition from the dropdown menu.