#The sims medieval problems install#
Just try to locate your saved game, make a backup copy then uninstall The Sims Medieval and then install it back and then copy your saved game on the right folder where you originally copied it. It is usually located in The SimsUserData directory, but I’m not sure if The Sims Medieval also uses these sets of directories because this is from The Sims 1. If you still can not make a save, locate first your saved game in the installation folder and then make a backup copy. Every time you make a normal save using the Save option, the game automatically creates a backup of your previous saved game. You may also try traveling overseas and then do your saving there. Download and install CCollomb's Unlocker. By running the game to see if it's working, you've undone those steps - so now you'll need to do them again. The Sims Medieval takes you back to the Middle Ages, where you can create a hero, go out on quests, and build a kingdom of your very own.
This will decrease your chance of getting a corrupted file. If, after following the above instructions, you are still having problems, the last ditch solution is as follows: 1. If this does not fix the problem, try doing a Save As instead of selecting the normal Save option. Try editing the town and then move some to other places or return them to their proper places if you moved them from their original location. The error that you are getting is maybe caused by overcrowding in a lot. Slone, D.J., 'Why religions develop free-will problems'.
Error Code 19 on Saving The Sims Medieval Sims-Williams, P., Religion and Literature in Western England 600800 (Cambridge, 1990).
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