Back in August, sexual orientation for Sims was added to the game. We’ve been witness to some wacky updates in the past, too, that somewhat introduced inappropriate content to The Sims 4 unnecessarily. Players finding ways to create and share offensive content in-game isn’t anything new, but it is pleasant to see Maxis combatting the content with a sense of urgency. Maxis encourages any players that come across profane content to report it by using the ‘Flag This’ option in-game. While Maxis did not share any examples of the content it has been removing from the gallery, nor any details as to how exactly the profanity filter has been update, you can imagine what type of content it has made the extra effort to get rid of.Ĭonsidering The Sims 4 Gallery is a space in which players can upload their own builds, families of Sims, and entire lots, there are plenty of ways for players to get creative, and simultaneously, offensive. We will continue to do our part by quickly taking down objectionable content that surfaces, identifying and removing repeat offenders, and regularly reviewing the profanity filter in case any updates need to be made.” Maxis continues, “We are grateful for the community’s vigilance in helping us identify these inappropriate uploads, so we can maintain a safe, creative environment for our players.
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