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<font color="purple"> I Been Paying For This Damn Thing For Years And I Go To EA-Land And Now It Says I Have To Be A Paying Member
It Pisses Me Off That You Have To Wait 7 Damn Days Each To Delete The Stupid EA-Land Sims That We Can't Have, And Now This
All I Keep Saying Is Whats Next, I'm So Thinking About Finding A New Game
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You've hit the bug that has been happening off and on since EA Land was first opened...for some reason the system fails to recognize that some of the ones they show as free are paid. This was happening quite a bit, but a fix was apparently put out which stopped alot of it, but its still happening intermittently......good news being that the intermittent problems seem to be fixed by simply waiting until the next days' maintenance, and more often times than not those having problems have reported being able to get in again. There's a thread discussing it over in the Tech Forum if you want to keep tabs on when a more permanent fix wil be uncovered, but seeing as the bug is only happening intermittently, this makes it harder to fix.
Frustrating, yes, but at least there is a possible solution, of just waiting until morning's maintenance and seeing if its fixed after that.
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Its happened to me 2 days running now, this time on all 3 of my accounts.
Yes we can get in the next day after maintenance but how many days am I going to have to miss.
Starting to get very pissed off myself.
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I can understand the frustration, as a person affected by the bug myself, but I really do think the devs are doing their best to figure out what the deal is. If the bug isn't happening internally when they try to test it, or is not happening all the time, then that makes it alot harder to recreate, and we've been told ever since the old bug boards were up and running that the devs HAVE to be able to recreate a bug to isolate the problem and fix it. Lee stated in the tech forum that it is an utmost priority, so at least that tells me it will be fixed as soon as humanly possible, and not after 'this this this and this' get implemented. It doesn't stop the eagerness and anxiousness of those wanting to get into EA Land and not being able to, but it's better than being flat out ignored, right?
Are you able to get into the production cities? A workaround, though sometimes more convienent than others, might be to create a sim in the top 1 or 2 cities being merged if you don't have sims in them already, and board them on the 'bullet train' to EA Land, which if, worst case scenario this bug isnt' fixed by the time the bullet train leaves the station, then players currently locked out of EA Land would then be able to get in. Again, not ideal, but it does provide an alternative course of action if all else fails. I can truly empathize though with the frustration, but mine is toward the damn conflict that is creating the conflict, and not toward the devs for not fixing it. You didn't say that's where your frustration was either, but it seemed like for some they might think the dev team isn't workin on it at all, which from what's been posted here doesn't seem to be the case.
I wish there was some way we could do the 'comfort' interaction and make ourselves feel better as easily as sims can make each other feel better, eh?