It is possible to add mods to a saved game: you can enable mods and load a saved game made before those mods were enabled. However, we recommend enabling any mods you want to use before starting a new game, rather than adding them to an existing game.
Xcom 2 Remove Mod From Save Game
It is not possible to remove mods from a saved game: if you save a game while using one or more mods, you must always have those mods enabled while playing that saved game. If you disable any of those mods, you will be unable to load the saved game.
You can prevent them from occurring by checking the Hide the Dock (disables notifications) checkbox in the XCOM 2: War of the Chosen pre-game Options window. To do so, follow these steps:
The capitalization of filenames is not consistent throughout the game. While this will not always prevent the game from running on case-sensitive file systems, it may lead to crashes and other unpredictable behaviour.
1. The very first thing to do if you run into issues with Long War 2 (or any XCOM2 mod for that matter) is to backup and delete the following folder: \My documents\my games\xcom2\xcomgame\config. This is commonly refereed to as "refreshing the ini files"
2. Install and run the "Remove Missing Mods" mod. After removing ANY mod open a recent Avenger save and click the "Unbind Missing Mods" button, save the game, exit to the desktop and reload the game. This should remove all traces of the now uninstalled mod(s).
This bug is directly related to your system memory (RAM) being overloaded. It appears to be rooted in the Unreal Engine code that runs XCOM2. THERE IS NO FIX other than reloading an earlier save. It is not related to a single mod, and is usually a combination of mods or other programs (or even Windows processes) causing your system RAM to max out. If it happens repeatedly begin by unsubscribing to some mods (Voice Packs in particular)and try running the game again.
Disables the mission timer in most non-story missions. Notable exceptions are UFO and terror missions. As this removes a big element of the game, you may want to crank up the difficulty a notch to compensate. This mod does not disable achievements
After "unsubscribing" (mods are installed by "subscribing") from a Steam Workshop item there are a dozen respective files all around the game installation location and the mod is still active in the game. Is unsubscribing supposed to delete the mod files or do I have to manage local Workshop content manually?
This page assumes familiarity with the Steam#Directory structure, Steam#Launch options, environment variables, the Steam runtime and shared libraries. The GAME pseudo-variable is used to refer to a game's directory. When the text reads "run the game with FOO=bar" it is implied that you either update your launch options or run the game from the command-line with the environment variable.
The version of libSDL2 shipped with the game seems to be out-of-date and may not support your gamepad yet. Simply remove or rename /game/lib64/libSDL2-2.0.so.0, the linker will fall back to using the up-to-date version from /usr/lib.
The game is known to segfault when opening the settings and possibly during or before playing. A workaround from the Steam discussions is to replace the game's RenderSystem_GL.so with one from Debian's repositories. To do that download this deb file, and extract it with dpkg:
If the game appears as Running, then syncs and closes when you launch it from Steam, try creating a steam_appid.txt in the game directorycontaining 261640. This should resolve the issue and let you start the game directly from the game directory. If that does not work, try using the steam-native-runtime.
This game has 32-bit and 64-bit binaries. For some reason, Steam will launch the 32-bit binary even on 64-bit Arch Linux.When manually launching the 64-bit binary, the game starts, but cannot connect to Steam account, so you cannot play.So install 32-bits dependencies, and launch the game from Steam.
This problem occurs because the game use outdated libraries. Go to the game directory and remove libdrm.so.2, libGLdispatch.so.0, libstdc++.so.6 and librt.so.1. Those files usually have an equivalent already installed on the system.
You can do this by opening the game's properties through steam, and under "general" tick the "Force the use of a specific Steam Play comparability tool", and then select a proton version from the dropdown below
If this is indeed your problem, download the libnss-sss package from Ubuntu's repository [15], extract the libnss_sss.so.2 from the downloaded package, and place it at /.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Stellaris. The game should now load properly.
Note all missing librarys and try installing them from the standard repositories and the AUR. If after that you are still missing librarys you can search on the web for them and download corresponding packaged .rpm x86 (32bit) files and extract them into steamapps/common/Tomb\ Raider/lib/i686/ to provide the missing librarys. Run ldd again and see whether you have all the necessary librarys installed. If there are no more missing librarys and the added librarys are of the correct version, architecture and 32/64bit word length and are placed on one of the the linkers search paths then the game should work.
When running through Steam a startup option must be set or the War Thunder Launcher will not auto-close when the game exits. Doing so will prevent it from being reported as the running game on the Steam Community, and more importantly running up CPU and RAM usage in the background. Put XMODIFIERS="" %command% in the Launch Options/Parameters of War Thunder on Steam.
First, try running the game directly from its game directory using Worms W.M.Dx64. If you get a "No such file or directory" error about libcurl-gnutls, install libcurl-gnutls. If the game crashes after playing the intro movies, add the Steam Runtime dbus libraries to the game's library directory:
DefaultMissions.ini Adjust which aliens show up on missions and how many of them should appear. You could add extra enemies to every mission, remove Stun Lancers from the game or make every operation a Chrysallid hunt.
The modding guide is a "how-to" approach to modding, step by step. We've divided it in several groups, from more basic to more advanced. It also includes explanations about the different types of scripts that we can find in the game.
As defined by Wikipedia, modding is "the alteration of the program code of a video game in order to make it operate in a manner different from its original version." Stonehearth was developed to support modding.
Important: XCOM 2 save files are tied to the mods you use with them. Adding mods as you re playing through a campaign is no problem, saving a game with a mod enabled will cause the save game only work if and only if the mod is enabled. Make sure you fully read the page for each mod to find installation instructions and warnings.
Stabilize Me! is a nice upgrade to the game s medical system, allowing you to use the medkit of a downed trooper to stop them from bleeding out it s a sensible tweak you re likely to appreciate when your only medic goes down.
A Better AI is the perfect mod for the job, increasing the decision making and ruthless killer instinct of every enemy in the game. While you may have experienced the AI granting you small acts of mercy in vanilla acts such as ignoring a low HP trooper to fire at a healthier one, or using an ability on you instead of taking an easy flank shot this mod ensures such friendly sportsmanship is long over. Enemies will ruthlessly prioritize killshots and flank opportunities, overwatch only when the situation makes it tactically favourable, and rarely spam their various abilities if it s better to just shoot you in your face instead. Another excellent set of changes is how the AI will pick and choose from many more options at any given moment, making enemies far less predictable than their vanilla brains allowed. Be warned: now that Stun Lancers remember they have guns, they are easily fifteen times as hateable.
Advanced Modular Weapons takes the Armed to the Teeth bonus from the vanilla game that s the continent bonus that grants an extra weapon upgrade slot for all your primary weapons and turns it into an expensive Proving Grounds project instead. Considering how this essential bonus only shows up based on chance, I think having it as a mid-game upgrade for every campaign makes much more sense.
Overwatch Ignores Concealment is a little change with a huge effect, allowing your overwatch to fire off normally even while your troops are concealed. You no longer gain the bonus chance to hit that vanilla concealed Overwatch enjoys, but in return, you don t have to jump through hoops to get your stealthed troops to react anymore. As an XCOM:EU vet, this mod is one I really enjoy I prefer starting fights on the alien s turn instead of starting ambushes during mine. It s a definite boost to the player s lethality from concealment, so consider increasing your game s difficulty to balance things out.
Speaking of total overhauls, Wave COM is a mod dear to my heart. As someone who loves tower and wave defense games, this mod is my dream come true start with a small squad of rookies and fight off increasingly harder and more numerous waves of enemies on random maps. Your soldiers level up from kills as they would in a real campaign, and as you earn resources from surviving enemy waves, you can hire new troops, unlock new research, and buy new equipment and upgrades. 2ff7e9595c
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