Sims 4 Player's Streets Overrun By Horses Who Just Want To "Welcome You To The Neigh-bourhood"
One player's game was overrun with horses, prompting plenty of horsey puns in the comments. The Sims 4 is an immersive open-world life simulator with many different activities to keep players busy. But one fan did not anticipate just how much of their game would be spent looking for ways to remove an army of horses from their streets.
Reddit user urrrmelodyy shared their hilarious plight on the website whenthey found their entire town completely covered in horses. The hilarious screenshots show the streets full of the equines, all saddled up and standing around aimlessly. According to the Redditor, the horses were popping up on random streets and lots, and could not be interacted with in live or build mode. They do, however, function as actual physical objects, causing Sims to constantly get trapped between them.
Having the town crowded with dozens of horses might be an annoying glitch, but it's also incredibly funny. The horse puns practically write themselves, as fellow players took to the comments to leave their impressions. Mx-Adrianassures the original poster that the horses simply want to ""
User au79 doesn't know what's happening here, either, but they point out that "" Finally, Redditor Juxtra_ has some insight into what may be causing the issue, nestled, naturally, between even more horse puns. "," they say, ""
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A few other players chimed in to say they'd had the same issue, and it was caused by a mod that overrides bikes for horses. Urrrmelodyy responded to this comment saying that this may be the culprit and stated their plan to uninstall the mod, which should have been the end of the horse saga.
The original poster returned to Reddit the following day to post an update about their horse situation. They say that they "" The new screenshots they shared show that in place of many horses milling around in their
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