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Delete the installed_mods.json and mods_enabled.json files located in
C:\Users\[[YourName]]\AppData\Local\ZERO_Sievert,
then try running the game again.
Fixed a bug where mods were not applying to magazines.
All that you suggest was done already, I put the game back to a vanilla state and reinstalled it with no change. It would still crash Steam any time I tried to open it. I deleted the mod .json files and still no change. Validated cache and no change. It ended up hard crashing my Deck and getting it stuck in a black screen boot loop for 20 minutes or so before it finally booted back up. Tried to launch the game again with an immediate CTD, but Steam was no longer crashing with it. I validated the game files one last time and it started working again.
If you installed my mod for the first time, there shouldn’t be any issues. The crash problem I anticipated only happens to players who were already using the previous version — since some parts were removed when the mod was “split,” the game can no longer find the old code, which leads to errors. So if that problem occurs, it means the game crashes when you interact with those “missing parts.”
Here’s what I suggest:
1. Unsubscribe from every mod, completely remove the game, and reinstall it from scratch.
2. Also back up your save files and delete them from the game folder.
If you’ve done all that, the game should launch normally. After you confirm a clean launch, try installing a very simple mod first and test again.
My guess is there’s a compatibility issue between the Steam Deck and the Zero Sievert Workshop. My mod itself is very simple in structure and can’t affect Steam as a platform.