The Sims 4’s newest Game Pack called “My Wedding Stories” is out now, and alongside the wedding customizations and other options it brought, it also carried with it a couple of bugs and other issues. Players have been reporting those problems since the DLC’s release, and this week, Electronic Arts commented on the “top community concerns” and said that it has an update on the way planned to release a number of improvements for My Wedding Stories.
The latest Laundry List post from EA addressed some of those top problems players have identified with this DLC. Walking down the aisle in a wedding-themed DLC is a pretty big part of the Game Pack, so naturally fixing problems with that is a high priority on the list of things to do.
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That list of incoming fixes can be seen below courtesy of the Laundry List blog post:
The Sims 4: My Wedding Stories Fixes
- Please Take Seats update for receptions and prevent blocking of other player-directed activities
- Walking Down the Aisle adjustments
- Invite Sims from both sides of the wedding, regardless of which Sim is planning the event
- Guests arrive in their proper clothing
- Guest attire stays selected after closing and reopening Wedding Planner
- Improvements to Sims gathering for dessert time
- Improvements to Sims gathering around the cake
- Improved the amount of time needed before Wedding Cakes spoil
- Cake toppers no longer floating
- Cake model looks correct after cutting and serving
- Adjustments to the Passionate Kiss animation
- San Myshuno’s Myshuno Meadows Center Park appearing in the wedding venue list
- Paired dancing improvements
EA said that there are actually two updates planned for this wedding-themed DLC. The first of those will release ahead of the one described above with the more detailed list of fixes to be released afterwards.
The Sims 4’s new wedding DLC was first announced earlier in February and was supposed to be out sooner than its actual release date, but it was delayed due to a problem with a regional release.
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