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You can try to search for fix, or wait until mods officially added
With the mods the matches actually take longer because the spawn rate is 10-20 times higher (think entire swarms made only of warriors or shooters, and then 3+ minibosses on each setpeice). 10 minute missions are now well over an hour.
To remove the spawn increases (or the extra maps than can corrupt your saves) you practically have to rewrite the whole mod, and then faff about in a hex editor to re-pak everything. Worse, you need the original un-edited files to fix the mods, which means you need to do multiple clean reinstalls of the game every time you want to edit or tweak anything.
Not one thing about this game comes without strings attatched.
Not even the "fun" mods.
Trust me, Saber is a AAA studio that runs exactly like EA or Ubisoft. This isn’t a good will gesture, this is to keep you on the hook longer. They’re a business making a long term investment they hope will pay off and it’s relatively no skin off their backs.
No it doesn't stop lying. Astartes is STUPID easy to install and there is a version with ZERO balance changes. This game has some of the most simple modding I have ever seen. I have been playing online with Astartes Overhauled since it launched and not one time have I had to do any of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you're claiming.
To remove all of the above you would need to take a clean install of the game, edit the loose mod files (having to basically figure out the game's coding in the process), take the clean pak files and then one-by one install each edited file (which can be hundreds) into the clean pak IN A HEX EDITOR, then check to make sure the new pak file has the EXACT byte value of the original or else the game won't run (which means you need to go back, find the one file that isn't the right size and add in random characters until the sizes match).
To get online with mods you just need a hacked .exe file that the mod makers openly admit will trigger your virus scan (LOL).
I'm not up to date on the modding scene as I run vanilla, but yeah. Looking directly at Astartes and there's the optional file with no balance changes. OP seems to also be unaware that private lobbies are different from being offline. Which, isn't really surprising.
Also WHAT save corruption lol?
If you have ANY edited file the game automatically loads up in offline mode, which does not allow any progression online. To even play in private lobbies online for the game to catalogue your progression, you need a hacked executable.
Also I want the balance changes and nothing else, which requires the process mentioned above.
In the most recent news item, the developers stated that the single reason they are adding official mod support is because the extra maps and cosmetics in aestartes specifically were corrupting the save files of people who didn't have the mod installed but played with randoms who did.
installing aestartes and uninstalling it (redownloading the entire game) without clearing ALL modded items in your loadouts have the same effect.
Honestly, might be just being new to mods? I figure some people go into modding thinking its plug n' play, they do something wrong. And then it spirals from there.
Y'know, it's really weird that I'm not reading that it's mod users being affected by mods with save files. What I'm reading directly is "We have also received user reports that their save files were corrupted after playing alongside players with mods.". But there's a chance you missed the wording which is a-okay :)
As for the supposed need for a hacked executable. "This is why, starting with our next big update in December, mods will be prohibited from public online sessions. That means that you will no longer be able to enter a public game if you have mods installed.
However, we know that mods are a source of fun and creativity, and they will still be allowed in private Operations lobbies. We will continue to provide all necessary server infrastructure so you can play online with your friends with mods. Once we add custom Eternal War lobbies, mods will work for them as well."
I'd highly recommend doing a twice over read. I used to do once-overs, but would glaze over things. Hell, I still do. But its okay to make mistakes :)