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#1 Old 30th Apr 2016 at 10:22 PM

This user has the following games installed:

Sims 3, Ambitions, Showtime
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I think it's the mod file cause when I delete some of the mods in the folder then play the game it just shuts off, but when I put the folders back on the game comes on but when it comes to the second load part it only loads a certain length and justs keeps there, it doesn't shut off but i cant get playing it
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#2 Old 3rd May 2016 at 3:55 PM
Remove your mods. Delete your cache folders. Start a new game. Did this fix the problem?
If yes:
Add back half of your mods. Run the game. Is it still ok?
If yes
Your problem is in the half of mods you didn't put in your game. Load half of those and try it. And so on until you figure out which mod is causing the problem.
If no:
The problem is in the half of mods you put in your game. Remove half of them and try again. Just keep doing this until you figure it out.
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#3 Old 3rd May 2016 at 9:21 PM
It helps if the first group is the mods you really like/can't live without. If the problem is not in that group, you have more leisure to just dump everything in the second group if you get tired of swapping mods in and out. And you have the nice feeling of knowing that whatever turns out to be causing the problem, you've already decided you could live without it if necessary.

And if the problem is in the group that you can't live without, you have the bad news more quickly.

(It's also helpful to check with Dashboard to see if you've got a conflict, although there are some "false positives" that register as a conflict or a bad file without being a problem.)

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