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Modding IS a risk all by itself.
The issue is rooted in how strat layer saves are done VS. tactical saves. I have a 12+meg tactical save I tested a few minutes ago with zero problems.
( The last time I had a failed Strat save, it was 9meg in size. 7-8 are pushing it on my system with 30sec-1min black screen to normal transition screen.)
I've never had a tactical turn save larger than 12meg...and those loaded fine. <shrugs>
Going to try without MOCX next run, see what that changes in my case.
My rule of thumb (with 400+mods loaded for a baseline) is roughly 65-70% of the way through a campaign for the bloat to hit. (On my system, no matter the troubleshooting steps, this will happen ONLY to the Strategic saves. Tactical saves, no matter the size load normally.)
The strange bit? On my Arch system (running proton) I am monitoring disk/cpu activity during this black screen to cut screne timeout and there is ZERO activity on either. It is almost as if a 'sleep timer' has been set and increases the bigger the save.
My personal solution after that rough estimate I mentioned, is to always, ALWAYS end my session on the final tactical turn. Make sure that turn is saved, quit the game. Next session start that turn and finish the mission. ZERO issues with tac saves (even larger ones such as Lost missions).
And you are right, it goes back to normal right after returning to the avenger after a mission.
But I have lost a chunk of progression a few times when i forget to check the folder to see if the file save is too large and run the command and save, cause missions tend to bug out egregiously often T-T