If your Sims University experience isn’t as fulfilling as you hoped, a reset may be in order. Resetting will erase all progress and customisations, so be sure to back up any files you wish to keep.
Why Reset Sims University?
- Technical Issues: Glitches, crashes, or performance problems can be resolved by a reset.
- Gameplay Changes: If you’re unhappy with a decision you made, resetting can give you a fresh start.
- Mod Conflicts: Incompatible mods can cause problems, which can be remedied by a reset.
How to Reset Sims University
1. Back Up Important Files
Before proceeding, back up essential files like households, saved games, and mods.
2. Move Sims 4 Folder
- Locate the Sims 4 folder in your Documents directory.
- Move the folder to your desktop or another temporary location.
3. Delete Origin Cache
- Open Origin.
- Click “Application Settings” > “Advanced”.
- Check the “Enable offline mode for Origin” box.
- Click “Delete cache” and restart Origin.
4. Reinstall Sims 4
- Run the Sims 4 installer and select “Repair”.
- Allow the installation to complete.
5. Replace Sims 4 Folder
- Once the reinstall is complete, close the installer.
- Move your backed-up Sims 4 folder back to your Documents directory.
- Replace any missing files with the backed-up ones.
FAQs
What files are affected by a reset?
All files in the Sims 4 folder are deleted, including households, saved games, mods, and screenshots.
Can I reset only the university world?
No, resetting the game will delete all worlds and progress.
What happens to my custom content?
Custom content will be deleted along with other files. Be sure to back up any content you wish to preserve.
How can I prevent the need for a reset?
- Keep your game updated.
- Use compatible mods.
- Back up your files regularly.
By following these steps, you can effectively reset Sims University and start a fresh chapter in your Sim’s academic journey.
