Ever since I installed bannerlord online, I can't play regular bannerlord, everytime I try and launch the singleplayer through vortex everything loads up fine till the main menu, at which point I get a bannerlord online error saying launch through your launcher, I don't want to play bannerlord online right now, how do I fix this?
Can't play normal bannerlord with online installed?
- Thread starter damianvincent
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I figured it out, didn't realize bannerlord online dropped a pack in my mod folder but probably should have. Simply disabling the mod allows the single player. Derp.
hi,
BO is not compatible with any mods. If you want to play BO you will have to disable or uninstall all other mods.
Run Bannerlord through Steam and in the launcher, disable Bannerlord Online from the mods list in the single player launcher, not through Vortex.
Bannerlord Online has its own launcher. It is not launcher through the regular launcher.
For that reason you can also keep Bannerlord Online disabled in the modules list of the regular launcher.
I appreciate the response but I don't think you're understanding; I am getting this error when running the game through the Vortex launcher. I have BO disabled in the Native launcher as well. My only fix was having to delete BO from my modules folder. I don't want to have to do that everytime I want to switch from BO to SP so that is not a solution, but a temporary patch.
Are you saying you're receiving that error when running SP while you have BO installed (in the modules folder)?
I've never heard of any errors with launching SP when BO is disabled.
It is known though that BO conflicts with mods. Not all mods, but it depends on what the mods change within the game. Big overhaul mods are more likely to conflict than simple adjustments.
The bigger ones like Harmony, Butterlib, MCM are fine, they cause no conflicts.
I've never heard of any errors with launching SP when BO is disabled.
It is known though that BO conflicts with mods. Not all mods, but it depends on what the mods change within the game. Big overhaul mods are more likely to conflict than simple adjustments.
The bigger ones like Harmony, Butterlib, MCM are fine, they cause no conflicts.