
If you are able to successfully boot up the game, quit to desktop, and one-by-one, move your individual save files back into the original folder, making sure to try and boot up the game with each replaced save file to determine which one is causing the issue. Due to the number of changes the DLC brings to the game, a concerted. Notoriously, fans of Long War 2 have been dying for it to get an update that allows it to work with the War of The Chosen DLC.
When you’ve moved your save files to safety and disabled the Steam Cloud synchronization, please try to launch the game. This mod also places more control in the player’s hands regarding Resistance forces allowing them to be managed and advised on tactical situations.
Uncheck the Enable Steam Cloud checkbox. Right Click on XCOM2 in you Steam Library. You will also need to disable the Steam Cloud synchronization. Once you’ve located your save files, copy them somewhere safe and delete the SaveData folder. Your save file path should look something like this:Ĭ:\Users\”USERNAME”\Documents\my games\XCOM2\XComGame\SaveData To test this, you’ll need to move your save files into a different location on your drive for safe keeping. This can happen when a user has a save file that contains modded content and the mod is removed from the computer (which can happen from the user deleting it or the creator of the mod removing or renaming it from the workshop). In the event that this doesn’t resolve the issue, a save file could be the culprit. Go to the Local Files tab and click on Verify Integrity of Game Cache. Right-click XCOM 2 and select Properties. Navigate to the game in your Steam Library. If you are experiencing difficulty launching XCOM 2 since the patch was applied, try verifying your game files through Steam.