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 Feb 14 2005, 11:24 PM
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The Sims 2 UpdateThere is a patch available at |
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Feb 18 2005, 03:32 PM
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 I can see what you post! Group: Members Posts: 6,400 Joined: 14-February 05 Member No.: 12,053 |
Complete list of changes:
* Fixed Custom Content Browser support for Asian territories. * Fixed bugs related to downloadable objects. * Re-enables the in-game browser for Asian territories (was disabled in the previous patch). * Fixes "the jump bug" causing Sims with a large number of memories to reset, or "jump," when performing interactions. * Visitors will no longer kidnap a baby or toddler by leaving the lot while carrying them. * Sims can now plan outfits for toddlers by using the changing table. * Fixes a crash that would occur when viewing snapshots while simultaneously deleting pictures. * Prevents pixelization from showing through walls when the Sim is behind the wall. * A Sim whose fiancé dies can now become engaged again. * Maids can now clean up pizza boxes and baby bottles. * Fixes problems with the grim reaper and social worker that would disable save UI. * The plumbbob will no longer appear in an NPCs chest when they marry into a Sim's family. * Sims no longer get stuck on community lots when a Sim autonomously chooses to leave in the same car that they arrived in. * Stargazing on the ground no longer satisfies the "Stargaze with Telescope" want. * Fixes a problem with Sims' jobs not functioning properly when 3 or more Sims go to work in a helicopter. * Babies now age transition properly when the Help With Birthday interaction is cancelled. * Fixes the extremely rare problem where the UI would become disabled when an elder dies of old age. * Fixes a problem where small objects (mostly toys) could be deleted when a Sim interacts with other nearby objects. * The custom content browser no longer closes when an active link is double-clicked. * Fixes the problem where coffee cups would occasionally be deleted when an interaction is cancelled. * An adopted baby no longer snaps to the ground when the social worker that delivers it puts it in a crib. * Sims now take a copy of all clothing in the family's inventory when they move out. * Fixes a couple of cases of buy/build mode becoming disabled when the social worker arrives on the lot. * Fixes the problem where the teddy bear would occasionally float after being put down. * Teens no longer get the unsatisfiable "Write a Novel" want. * Fixes a problem with the newspaper delivery person getting stuck on lots containing a high number of objects. System/Config issues: * Users with limited user accounts can now run the game. * Improved performance with Radeon X800 cards. Users continuing to experiencing problems should update to the 4.10 driver. * The game no longer affects a user's modem settings when connecting to the internet via the modem. * Fixes a problem with default collections not being available when user data is regenerated. -------------------- |
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Feb 18 2005, 09:15 PM
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Forum Addict Group: Members Posts: 1,169 Joined: 11-January 05 From: Australia Member No.: 9,289 |
I Still get crashes i've updated video driver to the latest they say i have enough RAM (512mb) so i don't know what the prob is but must something with video/graphics i say be the only thing. Not that this happens as much now, but still does sometimes.
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