EA has announced one of The Sims 4's biggest updates, set to arrive on November 4 with more than 150 bug fixes and several free additions to the base game. The upcoming patch is part of the developer's ongoing Quality of Life Roadmap, which aims to address issues that players have reported on forums and social channels. According to EA, as stated on the upcoming "Laundry List" patch notes, its forum bug pages saw a 148% jump in views and 903% surge in votes after the roadmap was revealed, directly influencing which improvements made it into this particular list of fixes.
Nearly a decade after its original launch, The Sims 4 remains one of the most active live-service games in the industry, no doubt kept alive by a continuous stream of new content, updates, and a variety of other adjustments. The upcoming update represents a major step toward addressing concerns that many of its most committed players still have, tackling everything from relationship and genetics bugs to quality-of-life fixes that impact nearly every playstyle.
As implied by its "Laundry List" label, the upcoming Sims 4 update features a multitude of bug fixes. In fact, with over...
