![]() ![]() Units move quicker out on the field, the Avenger covers the world map at a sharper pace, and gone is the 1-3 second pause after launching an attack, the two second wait as you hide behind cover, and the second or so delay that's triggered in the aftermath of a kill. The intervening period has done little to change this, however, which is why I'm delighted creator BlueRaja has updated SWMT to work alongside Long War 2.Īs is hinted at in the title, Stop Wasting My Time is aimed at those interested in minimising time wasted in battle. I said I wasn't going to regurgitate the previous best XCOM 2 mods list, didn't I? Back then, BlueRaja's Stop Wasting My Time kicked off that list because it was easily one of my favourite XCOM 2 mods at the time. (NB - this extensive list of XCOM 2 mods compatible with Long War 2 is a handy resource, should you wish to cross-check the base game's existing catalogue in your own time.) Shy of regurgitating our best XCOM 2 mods list from last year, the following collection gathers those which have helped me (attempt) to conquer the long, Long War. Long War 2 offers much of the same, and, as Adam aptly noted in his hands-on last month, stars "tougher recruits for a tougher war." Given its broad size and scope Long War 2 feels as much a standalone game as it does a total conversion, therefore it's of little surprise modders of the base game have been updating their works so as to be compatible with Pavonis' ambitious venture. Crafted by Pavonis Interactive (formerly Long War Studios), it's the indirect follow-up to Enemy Unknown's Long War - a total conversion mod that expands upon Firaxis' core concepts and ideas, making just about every little detail more difficult along the way. You can also try out Cataph’s Kraka drak: the nose dwarfs 2.0 or Mixu’s legendary lords from the lords and faction’s mods.Those of you familiar with XCOM 2's Long War 2 mod will know it needs little introduction. Some of the best mods which always work and might not require all this tiresome work are crynsos faction unlocker , dry rain reskins, chaos invasion choice, and random total war generator. Both the methods are tested and have been found working so, any of this can help. ![]() It should make your mods work without any glitches. You have to now paste the files at C:\Program Files(x83)\Stream\steamapps\common\Total War WARHAMMER II\data.Paste this in explorer and, you will see two files getting opened.Copy any of the subscribed mod’s route.Then you have to identify the path where your subscribed mod is stored by opening used_mods.txt.You have to go where your game is stored in the disk which will most probably be in the C:\Program Files(x83)\Stream\steamapps\common\Total War WARHAMMER II.SOLUTION- SHIFTING OF MOD FILES TO ANOTHER PATH But if due to any discrepancies this method doesn’t work, you can try out the next fix for it. It is one of the major solutions, and it should most probably work. Now you have to re-enable the mods in the new launcher.Come back to the first step after exiting and select nothing in the BETA tab, and just close the window.Run the game and check if the updated mod is compatible with it or not. You have to download this and wait until then.You will see the BETA tab, and you have to choose a launcher Release Candidate. ![]() You have to click on the name of the game on the list by navigating to the properties menu.Some of the solutions to make those mods work is: SOLUTION 1: ADJUST THE LAUNCHER ![]()
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