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Install Missing Soundbanks, Flags & Christmas Mission

By Carlmundo

More fixes available at SteamFix[steamfix.blogspot.com].

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Jul 19, 2015 @ 5:30am

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Guide Index

Overview

What content is missing?

How to install

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What content is missing?

Worms World Party Remastered is missing 6 different soundbanks that was in the original CD version, possibly due to some being seen as politically incorrect.

Soundbanks:

Jock
Kamikaze
Rasta
Team17 Test
The Raj
Whoopsie

Note: The Angry Scots are included, despite being removed from Worms Armageddon on Steam.

Flags:
42, Aland, Aphex, Black Cross, Crew52, Des, Imperial, Jiffy, Kamikaze, Kiljaeden, Meatmen, Muscle, Rebel, Red Cross.

Other Content:
The 2002 Christmas Mission "Donkey Concrete" that used to be available on the game's website was also not included.

How to install

Make sure the game is installed on Steam and not running.
Download and save the Missing Content (zip file)[drive.google.com].
Extract the file to a folder somewhere. It should contain 2 folders named "Data" and "User".
In your Steam Game Library, find the game, right click it and click Properties.
Click the Local files tab.
Click the "Browse local files..." button to open up the game folder.
Cut/Copy and paste the folders into this folder and say Yes to overwriting any files.

17 Comments

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Chatckiy Apr 23 @ 10:33am

If you wanna working flags, extract the files to a next folders: Flags, HDUI and Upressed. Last 2 folders are inside "Flags"

ThreeSon Jan 6 @ 4:04am

Thanks for this. i hate censorship.

You may want to rename the "Data" folder in the archive to "data" instead. That way it will extract into the right place for Steam Deck and Linux users.