Kendo 2 Posted November 12, 2018 Posted November 12, 2018 James Turner has provided a handy web page to help disable Sims 4 packs. LINK: The Sims 4 Disable Packs The verdict; it does in fact work and I didn't have any ill effects using this method. The hair, makeup, clothes and build mode items were simply removed. I didn't try this with a Get to Work illness active so I don't know the game will behave if that is the case in your game. I did get a game launch notice that I had content being installed but it was a false flag; the content I had disabled was not being installed. Quote
RitualClarity Posted November 12, 2018 Posted November 12, 2018 Curious question, why would someone want to disable packs in Sims 4? You bought them, why would you now want them disabled? Quote
Kendo 2 Posted November 12, 2018 Author Posted November 12, 2018 When I stopped playing Sims 4 there were already so many packs adding so much shit my game was getting to the point of ridiculousness. Disabling a few brought a little sanity back. Also, if Sims 4 pans out to be like Sims3 there will be so many packs the game will become unplayable if all of them are installed. Quote
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