A new hotfix update is available for The Sims 4, but many players report that it's causing more problems than it's fixing. The Sims 4 has a history of compatibility issues between its wide array of expansions, and while this update was intended to help relieve those incompatibility woes, it's locking some players out of the game entirely.
The Sims 4 has been around for well over 11 years, and developer Maxis has done its part to keep gameplay fresh throughout that tenure with a regularly released mix of free updates and paid DLC. There are now close to 100 different officially licensed DLCs for The Sims 4, which come in a variety of sizes, from full expansions to packs of new furniture and clothing items. But these DLCs don't always work well when they're all running at the same time, which is a challenge that the development team has had to face more and more as the years have gone by.
The Sims 4 is giving away a free kit, and this guide tells players how to claim it.
A new update was released on March 18 with the goal of making DLCs and player-created custom content in The...
