@[email protected] For whatever reason I can’t direct reply to you… but. I know there are risks associated with modding, but the fact of the matter is. The game brings you to an excel spreadsheet and that is how they tell you a mod is incompatible. That’s just plain bad design. (Don’t get me started on the modding interface, it’s actually awful. You can’t sort anything even though you have categories)

Also. Steam updates the game automatically, it’s something steam does. You can’t blame it all on the user. It’s mildly infuriating that it happened, I’m from a time where games don’t update. I like to just load a game with mods and play it. Some of my mods worked previously, now a few don’t, I removed the ones I don’t care about and shit works again. That’s all there is to it Also to quote “hundreds of mods” it’s hyperbole. I don’t literally have hundreds of mods.

I’m allowed to find something mildly infuriating if I want to, even if it’s my fault, the devs fault or yours it doesn’t matter. It is something that is again… mildly infuriating