Any workshop items are at a fundamental level 'downloading files'. It stopped when Steam updated the Workshop fairly recently. Not to mention C/O seems to use the xbox method (win10 method) of putting everything in appdata protected folders, which may contribute to issues.Īlso, does Stellaris have actual mods? Or just assets (skins), Or do mods actually change the AI like this game? Are the mods actually in the workshop folder? or are they in the documents folder? That can work much easier and just move them from the start.īut this game used to work fine if offline mode when released. but some mods need specific folders and may need extra steps to get them to work offline. But since the game was getting modified constantly, they would usually break anyway. Also I was afraid of losing workshop if it went offline, so I would still have it on case of emergency. and still continues after only 3.5 years.īut I've moved a lot of mods to offline at release, as this has always been the way to do cit in the past. They've changed it several times for this game specifically as it has gotten an overwhelming amount of workshop since release. And they keep changing it as it is new tech and it's still evolving. It is the way Steam has games interface with the Workshop. This is an ongoing issue with most game that use the Steam Workshop. I mean you might want to click through when you do a blind google search? The first link is the only one that even vaguely says it might be the case
This isn't true because steamworks itself isn't drm and doesnt enforce that. This is similar to the misconception that all games tha have steamworks must require steam to run. not a systemic thing that forces all workshop content to be available only if steam is online. Now a game might be coded in such a way that it requires the game to be online to query the workshop to do things.
Because that's obviously untrue as workshop content works totally fine in Stellaris in offline mode. There is nothing inherent in steam that 'makes workshop not work in offline mode'. I mean the mods again work fine in steams offline mode. The 4th link is simply that the OP's offline mode entirely got screwed up, and has nothing to do with mods. The 2nd link is just about mods being screwed up in the steam beta client I mean you might want to click through wehn you do a blind google search? The first link is the only one that even vaguely says it might be the case Something that would immediately barf if the mods weren't available in offline mode Note I have a dozen mods installed, and they all work fine in steam's offline mode.
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