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The anti-cheat launch option on the Steam version of The Master Chief Collection 343 Industries via Polygonįor players launching The Master Chief Collection on Steam, you’ll see a pop-up that asks if you’d like to run the game with or without anti-cheat. But to help keep things competitive, players who don’t have the game’s anti-cheat software active won’t be able to play matchmade game modes. This is a creative solution that will allow players use mods and play modded maps in Custom Matches and Campaign mode. While this may sound dangerous for players that just want to enjoy the game’s standard multiplayer, it actually isn’t. As a first sign of that support, the release features an easy way to turn off Halo: Reach’s anti-cheat. While the game is mostly the same as its console counterpart, developer 343 Industries has already confirmed that it would support community mods in the PC version of the game.

3, as part of the Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Try it at your own risk.Halo: Reach launched on PC for the first time on Dec.

However, it remains a viable possibility. I do not advise it from a programmers/gamers perspective in the long run, compared to a "just one more click" option in the official game menu. They will only last until a game update arrives and/or you "Verify File Integrity" in Steam.Īll that assuming you edit more than one XML and you want to do that with more than one MOD, could potentially crash your game with a badly written line and/or missing file. You have to edit the XMLs manually, compare your regular workshop mod content to the original game files, add your differential mod lines and overwrite them.

What the above method does is overwrite (not override, as a regular mod in workshop does) the original game files. But it will bring too much of a hassle depending how many XMLs the Mods ovewrite. Quoting the instructions in that mod mentioned:Ĭopy the folder with the language you use located in the "copy" folder and paste it to ".Steam\steamapps\common\Endless Space 2\Public\Localization"