The "Sims 4" Mac version has been released by EA on Feb. 17 but players reportedly encountered issues while playing the game. The developer, however, has reportedly released the "Sims 4" Mac new patch to fix the issues.
According to The Sims 4 News, SimGuruGnome heard about the issues of the game and said, "We have heard the reports of some players using Mods and Custom Content that are experiencing problems (polite way of saying crashes), and we have some fixes ready to go!"
One of the "Sims 4" Mac patch is to fix the use of script mods that causes the game to crash on boot while the other "Sims 4" Mac patch is to fix the custom content that crashes when selecting it in creating a "Sim." Both issues have been fixed by the developer, as confirmed by the SimGuruGnome.
Furthermore, both the "Get to Work" and "Outdoor Retreat" will work on Mac, if the player activates it online; however, since the "Get to Work" is scheduled to be released on March 31, the players can activate the "Outdoor Retreat" first, Kpopstarz reported.
According to TS4News, the recommended system requirements for "Sim 4" Mac version should be at least 8GB of RAM, processor that runs Intel Core i5 or higher, 12GB of hardrive space, MAC OS X 10.9 and a powerful video card such NVIDIA GTX 650 or higher.
On the other hand, the minimum system requirement for the said game is at least 4GB of RAM, MAC OS X 10.7.5, Intel Core 2 Duo processor that runs at 2.4GHz, 10GB of Hardrive space with an extra 1GB for saved games and custom content, and an ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro or NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT video card.
