With all the packs downloaded I could press play and start a brand new game. Having the 64-bit version now is fantastic but it’s no doubt still pretty buggy overall. It doesn’t affect gameplay but doesn’t look great. One thing I did notice is awful pink lines around some of the screen and sim icon edges. Managed to load a household fine and get into the game and play. After clicking play in the Launcher a couple of times the game finally started to load. I launched the game by double clicking the app in my Applications folder instead and the Launcher immediately came up (repairing will also fix this). Opt out of the beta in the Application Settings then restart Origin and you should be good to go).Īfter installing all the packs the game was still showing as Finalising in Origin. Origin should now run and you can start downloading your games (at the time of writing there is a bug in the Origin beta/technical preview which prevents packs from being downloaded. Rosetta is the software developed by Apple to translate Intel x86 apps into a language the M1 ARM chips can understand: When you launch Origin you will get a pop-up asking you to install Rosetta, go ahead and install it. If you’re still having an issue use Safari or Firefox and you will be able to download it. This appears to have affected those using Chrome. I am aware that there were reports of Origin not downloading in Big Sur. I have all packs up to and including Snowy Escape installed. This is my Mac:Īpple M1 chip with 8‑core CPU, 7‑core GPU and 16‑core Neural Engine My entry level MacBook Air has finally arrived so I can start playing around with Sims 3 and Sims 4.
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