lesnobill.blogg.se - The sims 4 dlc only

I do have the Base Game plus all DLC’s upto and incl. In the right-hand column tick all boxes.Don’t tick any box in the left-hand column.You can use this method for a full all-in-one installation. In the right-hand column I ticked all DLC’s after Paranormal.(no need to tick all items already in your possession) In the left-hand column I ticked the base game only.When you do have a legal copy of the Sims 4 you better use our Pack System as that gives you also access to the Gallery Right-click on the picture below and select Open in a new tab for an enlargement Yes, you can even install the complete game from Base Game ->Spa Day Refresh as a kind of all-in-one.

Now in the right-hand column tick the items you want to add to your game.

No need to tick the other items already in your possession.

Same applies for the Update (if you have the latest version already of course)

When you have the base game already make sure to tick that item in the left column.

A new folder game-cracked will be created but you can safely ignore or even delete that folder afterwards.

Tick Yes when prompted about legit base game.

The folder Game can then be used to start your legal game with access to the Gallery) (When you tick yes a new folder Game-cracked will be created and you’ll have to start your game from Game-cracked.

(As I’m not supporting having Legal and illegal games in the same folder, tick no).The full list of items to be given expanded colour options can be found in that same forum past, and there's an exhaustive set of images to accompany the news too. Certainly, if you've ever found yourself frustrated that you couldn't match your window box to your wastebasket in the past, your prayers may finally have been answered. The goal of all this, explains EA over on the official Sims 4 forum, is to "complement and enhance assets so Simmers have more choices and have more use out of them". A tiny sample of the new colour options, as denoted by the green dots. In total, 149 Build Mode items from the base game have received new colour options as part of the update, including cups, curtains, windows, lamp shades, floorboards, action figures, bins, ovens (and other assorted kitchen appliances), plus a huge range of furniture - from bookshelves and coffee tables to chairs and beds. EA has been in a bit of a revitalising mood for The Sims 4 of late, revisiting and improving a range of existing features, and that spirit of rejuvenation continues with the game's latest update, which adds a massive 1,200 colour variants to a whole heap of items.