Why did my playing time suddenly jump from 314 hours to 2788 on the Sims 4?

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Why did my playing time suddenly jump from 314 hours to 2788 on the Sims 4?

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Why did my hours played suddenly jump from 314 to 2788 hours on the Sims 4 today? I haven't played that much, thanks. 

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Re: Why did my playing time suddenly jump from 314 hours to 2788 on the Sims 4?

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Hey @lukemarcum05 it may be the case that you left The Sims 4 running in the background or it could simply be a visual bug.

 

The best thing to try in this situation is to clear your Origin cache.

 

You can clear the Origin Cache by following the steps below:

  1. Completely log out and close down Origin
  2. Hold down the Windows key and R
  3. Type in "%ProgramData%" (without quotes) and click OK
  4. Now open the Origin folder.
  5. Delete all the files and folders in the Origin folder, except for LocalContent (do not delete this one)
  6. Hold down the Windows key and R
  7. Type in "%AppData%" (without quotes) and click OK
  8. This will take you to a Roaming folder, which is located inside of AppData. Delete the Origin folder
  9. Click on the word "AppData" at the top of your window
  10. Open the Local folder here
  11. Delete the Origin folder listed here
  12. Restart your PC and log back into Origin

 

Let me know how you get on


Darko 

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Re: Why did my playing time suddenly jump from 314 hours to 2788 on the Sims 4?

Community Manager

Hey @lukemarcum05 it may be the case that you left The Sims 4 running in the background or it could simply be a visual bug.

 

The best thing to try in this situation is to clear your Origin cache.

 

You can clear the Origin Cache by following the steps below:

  1. Completely log out and close down Origin
  2. Hold down the Windows key and R
  3. Type in "%ProgramData%" (without quotes) and click OK
  4. Now open the Origin folder.
  5. Delete all the files and folders in the Origin folder, except for LocalContent (do not delete this one)
  6. Hold down the Windows key and R
  7. Type in "%AppData%" (without quotes) and click OK
  8. This will take you to a Roaming folder, which is located inside of AppData. Delete the Origin folder
  9. Click on the word "AppData" at the top of your window
  10. Open the Local folder here
  11. Delete the Origin folder listed here
  12. Restart your PC and log back into Origin

 

Let me know how you get on


Darko 

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