Extreme Violence Mod Sims 4 Not Workingl
Linda Berens
So, after many attempts of trying to get ANY mods work, I am about to give up. I have tried EVERYTHING, without making stupid mistakes. I gave up on outdated mods and only downloaded RELIABLE, NEW mods fit for the current patch. The game recognizes these mods saying that they are in my custom content/mod scripts. Scripts/mods are enabled. They are not in the incorrect folder, nor are they in more than one place. My game has been repaired, updated. You name it; I have done it.
SO, here I am giving this one last try. Does anyone know what I can/should do? The Sims doesn't support custom content so I don't know if I would be able to contact them. I want to use these mods desperately as they would enhance my game experience by 300%. The mods I want to use would make each sim's story so much more interesting and overall improved. I've already gotten helpful and smart replies from other users on here and different websites, and I still can't get a fix on this.
So I started playing the Sims in January, and I know a lot about the game; BUT I have a big issue. I downloaded a few mods to use, BUT NONE OF THEM WORK! I play on Mac, but they are pasted into the Electronic Arts>Sims 4>Mods folder and they are showing up in the settings of Sims 4 itself (under VIEW CUSTOM CONTENT.) I got the Sorcery mod, the extreme violence mod, and the torture/chaos mod. I really want these to work but I don't know what else to do. I tried to relaunch the game from Origin and repair Sims 4 from Origin and they still don't work. If you know a way to help me, please just shoot a response. Thanks so much
They are recognized by the game so you just need to figure out how to use them. I suggest you go to where you got them and read the instructions there on how to use them. There may even be a forum where you can ask for assistance with a particular Mod.
Mods are what really make The Sims 4 feel fresh and exciting, and there's a myriad of them out there, thanks to an extremely active modding community run mostly by passionate fans. Thanks to how common mods are for PC players, many mods have become infamous and popular over time.
One such mod is the Extreme Violence mod, which adds a hefty dose of real-world realism and horror slasher themes into any happy-go-lucky Sims neighborhood. It's a pretty big mod to download, so it's important that players know how to download the Extreme Violence mod in Sims 4 to avoid the game from breaking.
Updated March 31, 2023, by Rain Egan: As the Sims franchise continues to evolve, so do the mods that enhance the experience of the game. Now that the base game is free, the franchise has seen a significant increase in players that don't necessarily want to drop the now hundreds of dollars on every Experience, Game, and Stuff Pack that EA has to offer. That's where mods come in, but not all mods are built the same. The Extreme Violence mod offers features that EA does not. It is at its core a family-friendly game, and the Extreme Violence mod contradicts that message. So, for new and old players alike, here's an updated take on how to download the popular mod, streamlined with additional troubleshooting.
The Extreme Violence mod is one of the most famous mod packs from Sacrificial Mods, a major mod creator in The Sims 4 community. They're best known for their mind-blowingly detailed and immersive mods that deal with zombie apocalypses, a fame system prior to Get Famous coming out, and various other large mods worth discovering.
Extreme Violence deals with exactly what it promises: violence. Players should expect gruesome animations, new interactions, and loads of blood. Sims can now murder one another in various ways, engage in illegal activities and even deal with the police.
It's not a mod for the faint of heart or for younger players, so older gamers should use caution if they share their PC or game with younger audiences. For the full list of features, refer to Sacrificial Mod's website where the mod can be downloaded from.
Note that whenever The Sims 4 receives an update, custom content, and script mods are disabled by default. This means that players will need to re-enable them from the menu after major patch updates, expansions or game packs, and so on.
Players should keep an eye out for the mod creator's news page as well, as they will regularly update their mod packs and release new versions with fixes and brand-new features. Doing all this will prevent players from breaking their game.
The Extreme Violence mod, to the surprise of no one, allows Sims to carry out extremely violent acts that can be quite disturbing. Player discretion is advised since pretty much the entirety of this mod features unnecessary and horrifying acts of brutality that can genuinely make Sims unhinged.
The Extreme Violence mod lets players violently assault and choke other Sims to the point of near death. If fists aren't enough to get the point across, then Sims can just straight up take a knife and stab others too. There are two variations of this attack, with the chest stabbing being quite brutal as Sims leap at their target and violently stab them multiple times. Of course, both variants lead to the death of a Sim.
The content present in the Extreme Violence mod is pretty gory and not for the faint of heart. Regardless, props should be given to the mod creator for adding so many interactions and making this mod feel pretty fleshed out, twisted as it may be.
As a mod that impacts gameplay so significantly, the Extreme Violence mod tends to break every time there's a major patch to the game. It's also rather complex to install, so it's understandable that players will encounter difficulties when figuring out how to get it to work properly in the game. Here is a list of troubleshoots for anyone having issues:
There is plenty to enjoy in the base game for The Sims 4, from blasting off into space to enjoying a quiet life and achieving goals like having a family. However, sometimes Simmers want some more options, and that's where mods come in. One of the most popular of these mods is the Extreme Violence mod.
Extreme Violence is just what it sounds like, adding all sorts of dark and evil actions into the game to allow your Sims to be feared by all. If violence isn't your thing, it's best to step away from this mod before even downloading it.
The Extreme Violence Mod by SacrificialMods is a mod for the base game of The Sims 4, and as you can guess by the title, it includes tons of new extremely violent interactions for Sims to commit, which include killing other Sims using weapons, joining gangs, beating up other Sims, and more. These interactions can be committed against other Sims, or your Sim can be the victim of the violence.
The mod also features a reputation system, where Sims will earn points for violent acts they commit. The more points you have, the more feared your Sim will be in the world, and these reputation points can be cleared up, or you can leave them to be the scariest Sim in town.
The Extreme Violent Mod can be downloaded directly from SacrificialSims' Download Page, where you will need to scroll down and find the Extreme Violence Mod. You must download the zip file and put it in your Sims 4 Mod folder, which can be found under Documents > Electronic Arts > Sims 4 > Mods.
Once the zip file is in your Mods folder, right-click on the zip file and chooseExtract Here to unzip the contents if you're on a PC. On Mac, you can double-click on the zip file to unzip it. Inside the zip file is a folder with the same name, which contains everything needed for the mod, including ts4script files and PACKAGE files.
When you want to use the Extreme Violence Mod on other Sims, click on the Sim you want to interact with and choose Extreme Violence. This will bring up multiple ways your Sim can interact with others using the mod.
There are over 40 ways to kill the selected Sim and multiple ways to beat the other Sim up. Any interaction in the mod that isn't violent, including asking the other Sim to be your partner in crime, stealing money, and framing the Sim for your crimes, can be found under Non-Violent Interactions.
If you want the chosen Sim to be immune to the effects of the mod, you can select this under Options, which includes disabling reactions to violence, and to be immune to be killed or beaten up.
The Extreme Violence Mod also has a variety of interactions that can be found by clicking on the Sim you're currently controlling, and like with other Sims, you can choose Extreme Violence to interact with the Mod. These interactions include checking your Sim's reputation, calling the cops, calming your Sim down, sending them into a Rage, and more.
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