As such, we've completely rewritten the Workshop implementation from scratch making use of all the new features. The original Workshop implementation launched more than two years ago, and since that time Steam Workshop features have evolved tremendously. When loading scenarios, saves, or replays, Icons have been added to show which items are part of Conquerors or Forgotten data sets.History entries for all DLC civs are available to all players.The ability to switch modes in the main menu has now been removed.All the campaigns are available from the single player menu now.Create Scenario now has a popup to select data set to use.If you don't own The Forgotten, you cannot host a Forgotten enabled game. Players can only make multiplayer games using the data set they own.Create Multiplayer Game now has a popup to select data set to use.Players can filter game lists based on hosted data set (Conquerors, Forgotten, or both).Of course, anyone can also host The Conquerors games where only The Conquerors civs and features will be available, regardless of which DLC you own. It also includes one of the DLC civs that they can try out, too.
What this means is people who own DLC can host a DLC-enabled multiplayer game, and people with or without DLC can join and play in that game together! People without DLC in this situation will be able to choose from a limited civ pool that changes each day. We have merged The Conquerors and The Forgotten multiplayer lobbies into a single lobby for the first time ever. One you've upgraded to the latest version, this won't happen again because we've done away this system entirely. A Windows Explorer will open up to the correct location.
To get to your installation directory, right click on the Age of Empires II: HD Edition in your Steam library, select Properties, then select the Local Files tab, and click the Browse Local Files button. If this should happen to you, please manually delete these extensionless files inside your mods directory and then the update should work. Somehow these files confuse Steam and that triggers the corruption message. When we originally launched the HD Edition on Steam, mods have been stored inside the AgeHD\mods\ directory as extensionless files. We've discovered a bug inside the Steam update system, where certain people may experience a never-ending cycle of updating, reporting corruption, verifying cache, and then updating again.
Known Issues That Are Currently Being Worked On
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