If your mods are freezing or crashing in the main menu, you should try reinstalling Vcredist.
You can do this by going to the following directory: Documents\Games\XCOM 2\XCOMGAME\config folder. If there are no missing files, you should try deleting the XCOM 2 Document Files, which will reset all of the game’s settings to default and allow you tob run your mods again.This will automatically download any game files that might be missing. The first thing you should do is make sure there are not any missing files that can lead to your mods crashing using the “ Verify integrity of game files… ” option in Steam.The most notorious of these includes the change of the launcher that happened along with a huge update back in June 2020. There are many reasons that can cause your XCOM 2 mods to stop working.Personally, I like to mount 2-Tera-byte logical volumes, on my local steam library folder(s) () and somewhat smaller logical volumes on "XCOM2" and "XCOM2 War of the Chosen" folders. Then, again, Microsoft Windows DIsk Management management-console totally rewrites the rules for those willing to learn how to implement mounting of "logical volumes" on empty folders using external USB Drives (such as WD's My Passport drives). save game info) is located at either "\My Games\XCOM2" or "\My Games\XCOM2 War of the Chosen" being where-ever Windows wants to put it! This is where any additional (play time?) Disk Space is obtained. While playing the game, User Dependant Information (i.e. This is where you need to have the Required Disk Space - for installation. The game installs to "\SteamApps\Common\XCOM 2" note that your local steam library () may be installed on just about any drive, and you may have more than one of said local steam libraries on your computer (and each of these might be on a different drive). I am somewhat confused by what I am reading (in the above posts).
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