Then Steam will prompt you MUST RESTART FOR THIS CHANGE - SHALL WE RESTART NOW?, click YES.Īfter the restart, launch Stellaris from inside Steam to have the Stellaris Launcher on your screen (do not click on PLAY).Īt that moment, Steam Workshop background synchronization process should kick in & immediately start re-syncing.ĭo not click PLAY, just leave the Launcher on screen and allow it to work 10-20 seconds and you should be all in sync with your Steam profile.
Keeping Country the same, simply changing the Download Region city usually does the trick for me (however in one instance I had to change the country as well as changing city did not do the job). Once you "Unsubscribe" from a mod in your Steam, to force Steam Workshop to immediately re-sync your local files on your computer, you can go to Steam > Preferences > Downloads > Download region, and change it to some other region. Forcing me to shut down the launcher and open it again.Īlso, one of these mods is crashing my game in my (what I assume is) early mid game - Star Date: 2231.07.01 - My save from this date just freezes and crashes my system after 6 seconds in or so. One of the mods (not sure which) as I'm trying to unscribe one by one to find which mod is creating these extra overlayed above my other mods, making it difficult to uncheck or check mods situated directly underneath these transparent bracket overlays, for if, I accidently click on the free floating bracket, it activates and makes all my other mods disappear. When I unsubscribe from my Skyrim mods, they leave with no residue behind. I am baffled by this and wanted to know if anyone here understands why this is occuring?
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