If after unsubscribing/deleting mods you find that your issue is fixed, then it is almost certain that your issue is mod related! Click on 'Verify Integrity of Game Files.' button.Note: you will have to click/search through numbered folders to reveal content.

Program Files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > workshop > content Program Files (x86) > Steam > steamapps > common > data To ensure that you have cleanly and correctly uninstalled Workshop mods, press the 'Unsubscribe' button next to any mods you have installed.ĬHECK THAT MODS HAVE BEEN REMOVED & VERIFY YOUR GAME FILES!Īfter removing mods, we recommend checking the install/program paths of mods and to verify your game files (to check integrity of installation) as referenced below.

Click on 'Browse’ Subscribed Items' on the right, underneath the 'YOUR FILES’ header.

Click on the 'BROWSE THE WORKSHOP' button that appears in the game info in the centre of the screen.

Click on Total War Game in your games list.

You can find a list of mods you are currently subscribed to by doing the following:įrom the launch panel of the game, click on Mod Manager.Ī list of mods, that are tied to your game, with be shown plus their status.įrom the Active Column, click on the switch button (this will stop the mod from being automatically installed). NOTE: you may need to start a new game campaign if you existing/current game save is mod dependent! If you are experiencing an issue with your game, removing STEAM Workshop modifications (mods) may resolve your issue, or allow us to better troubleshoot the problem if it persists.

Where are steam mods stored