This time the idea of EA to try to stop the piracy in The Sims 4 was a little different, and instead of create a restrict DRM like it is used to do, now when you open your “alternative The Sims 4” the game is entily pixalated, like a old 8 bits game.
Of course the protection does not last long and easily the “modders” have been able to remove this restriction.
Still, this will continue to serve as a way to restrain the piracy for most of lay players, who will find the problem and reports it.
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