I seem to recall once seeing a button inside the "Additional Content" display of the game asking me to click on it to update a subscribed mod, but that was the only instance it ever happened. My specific concern is not being able to tell whether my subscribed mods are being updated to the latest versions. Below is a list of sources where it is recommended to find Civilization VI mods. Somebody may claim that a website has a mod, but instead it will install a virus on your computer.
DO NOT download files on the internet without certainty of what it is and what it does. For the Workshop subscribed mods, it's been more difficult, since the mods listed there don't display version number info like they did with Civ 5. WARNING Modding, if you do not know what you are doing, can be dangerous. In-game, 2 mods are downloaded and can be enabled 2 mods show as fully transferred (the green download bar is filled), but they aren't on the list to be activated and the last two mods have an 'update' button but it does nothing, they just don't download. 13 Civs with 15 Leaders, an Alchemy Lab and an Arcane Enchanter (really cool buildings that use resources in a cool way), mage units, and a whole host of textual changes on existing assets. I subscribed to 6 mods, they all show on Steam as subscribed. This mod adds several elements from the Elder Scrolls universe to Civ Vi.
Although I am still using a few Civ 6 mods that were manually downloaded and placed in my Mods folder, most of the Mods I'm currently using are those I've subscribed to via the Steam Workshop.įor my manually downloaded/installed mods, it's been relatively easy for me to keep track of which particular version of each mod I'm using (I keep track via a simple spreadsheet). I'm having trouble with the workshop for civ VI.
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