Club Crimsyn
The 'Y' Makes It Hip
 
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Name: Club Crimsyn
Tristan: "Is this your little three-ring circus, then? Or is there another ringmaster lurking in the shadows somewhere?"
Chris: "That's a bit melodramatic, don't you think? Tonight is my show; that's all you need to know right now."
Tristan: "I didn't think you could come up with something like this on your own. Although 'Club Crimsyn' is something I could see you having a hand in."
Chris: "The 'Y' makes it hip."
Tristan: "Yes, if you say so."
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16th-Dec-2009 02:21 pm
SG1 - O'Neill D'oh
[personal profile] aikea_guinea


Oh yes, it did indeed just come to that.

I don't know how it'll be for anyone else, but the newest patch made my game completely unplayable; it wouldn't even launch. (Probably because I left in my nocd hack) (And yes, I have retail versions of both the base game and WA, but my only dvdrom is an external unit, which is a pain in my ass to deal with.) Given what I've seen other people having happen with their CC (both .package files and .sims3packs alike) (sims3packs are fucked up), I'd avoid patching if at all possible.

Also, the CAW tool seemed to be rather lacking. They've released the guide, which would have been useful to say the least.

Off to reinstall while I wait for Pescado to eat another part of my soul. :P
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17th-Dec-2009 05:18 pm (UTC)
elisabeth
[personal profile] ladykleo
My game is totally unplayable after installing this recent patch. To be completely accurate, it was pretty buggy since installing WA, so I don't care anymore. Not playing this game means only that I have more time for playing (and enjoying) TS2.
17th-Dec-2009 08:34 pm (UTC)
TS3 - Jacob EL Art
[personal profile] aikea_guinea
Mine's been fine aside from a minor issue with some CC that caused my game to run like it was in a coma, but that was quickly and easily fixed up. Thankfully this reinstall meant I'm basically rolled back to where I was before this clusterfuck of a patch.
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