Has Anyone Else Been Having Trouble With Transport Fever 2 Since the New Update?

[nate18492]

After the last Autumn update back in September, I started having trouble with TF2. The main problem I started having is TF2 stopped downloading mods off of Steam Workshop and is not allowing me to uninstall mods as well. When I try to subscribe to new mods it just says "downloading mods" but it never finishes downloading. I even tried downloading mods from the game's mod browser itself and I still run into the same problem. Besides the problems I have been having has anyone else been having trouble with TF2 after the recent update?

[numbat]

I know it doesn't help, but the steam workshop issue is not specifically TpF2 related. I have had some few issues with downloading mods via steam before and after the update.

What I have found is that while it used to be better to download mods from steam without the game running, now it seems as though it's best to leave the game running (even on the home screen). I have also found that the inbuilt browser works better (for me), and that mods download from mod.io a whole lot better. You can login to mod.io with your steam credentials, so if the mods you're after are on there give that a try.

Failing all that, try a verify game files. This will usually get the mods downloaded.

Cheers,
Chris.

[Blue-Ray]

Yes I have a massive FPS fluctuation, stuttering and loss of sound and a lot of hick ups. Game ran very good before update.

[nate18492]

Originally posted by numbat:

I know it doesn't help, but the steam workshop issue is not specifically TpF2 related. I have had some few issues with downloading mods via steam before and after the update.

What I have found is that while it used to be better to download mods from steam without the game running, now it seems as though it's best to leave the game running (even on the home screen). I have also found that the inbuilt browser works better (for me), and that mods download from mod.io a whole lot better. You can login to mod.io with your steam credentials, so if the mods you're after are on there give that a try.

Failing all that, try a verify game files. This will usually get the mods downloaded.

Cheers,
Chris.

Thx for this info I actually never knew this, thx for sharing, I'll have to try it out

[Tsubame ⭐]

If Steam does not download mods automatically, quit the game, and verify the integrity of the game files. Alternatively, fully restarting Steam should start the download process.

Do take note Steam downloads may be paused if you start another game, or try to install a game or game update.

In general, as numbat said, it is best to subscribe to mods from the Steam Workshop while out of the game.