EA tackles Sims 4 save corruption: "We've committed to transparency"

EA, the publisher of The Sims 4, has announced that it will temporarily remove a cheat from the game to address a bug that has been causing corrupted save files. The company has acknowledged the issue and has committed to being transparent about their efforts to resolve it. The cheat in question, known as "Motherlode," has been identified as a potential contributor to the save corruption problem. As a precautionary measure, EA has decided to remove the cheat until they can implement a fix. The company has assured players that they are actively working on a solution and will provide updates as they become available. They have emphasized their commitment to transparency and their desire to maintain the trust of their player base. The Sims 4 community has been vocal about the save corruption issue, and EA's response to address the problem directly is seen as a positive step in addressing the concerns of their players.