The Sims 4 developer hasn't forgotten about its quality of life commitment, and is back with an update on what to expect in 2026
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Maxis has offered some fresh details on its long-running mission to improve player quality of life in The Sims 4.
As the The Sims 4 continues into its second decade, the volume of new content, major expansions, and long-awaited features has grown in lockstep. Unfortunately, that has also meant that, given how old the game is, a few technical problems remain a nuisance.
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