You can always ask in the game forum and every mod has it's own discussion section and comments to communicate with the uploader. I've been forced to go into the steam workshop folder and manually go in and delete the files then inch steam through re-downloading each individual mod. Originally posted by Church.exe:having done that, I can say with confidence that isn't what happens. If a mod is updated which is outlined on the workshop page and you're having to sift through and remove files then that is simply a testament to the mod author making a pickle of their own creation. Some creators get into such a mess with files that it does cause issues with overlapping and even conflicts with their own content. Each mod outlines when it was last updated on the workshop page and then it's down to the uploader to state whether it's compatible with the current game version. It's that simple and that's why you should only download content that doesn't conflict, is regularly updated and from a trusted workshop source.

The most common reason is mod authors not updating their mods.

They all update accordingly, I don't have to delve into any folders or even re-subscribe. I have over 170 active mods and don't have this issue with any of my games. I've been forced to go into the steam workshop folder and manually go in and delete the files then inch steam through re-downloading each individual mod.Įven if it was however, that would still require users go through each mod they're subscribed to individually just to update their mod list. having done that, I can say with confidence that isn't what happens.

The problem is that mod authors don't update their mods to correlate with the latest version of the game and account for any changes there, so the mods become outdated by virtue of that rather than it being a case of Steam not updating them because that's not the case. Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:If you unsub and then re-subscibe then it will download the latest version of the mod assuming it hasn't already updated itself.

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