Known issueFixUpdated · 13 replies on Steam
Beat Banger: Freezes After Logging Into Mods (Workarounds)
Short answer
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: it looks like they did a patch which fixed some mods so they work now others might be broken still the few i checked were fine and i got several running which earlier wouldn't download so give it a shot?
How to fix it
- Close Beat Banger completely. Make sure the game is not running in the background.
- Delete every mod file you have downloaded.
- Navigate to the folder where Beat Banger stores its mods, for example:
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\Beat Banger\mods - Remove all files and sub‑folders inside the
modsdirectory.
- Navigate to the folder where Beat Banger stores its mods, for example:
- Start the game again and re‑download the mods you want.
- Open the Mods menu, let the game fetch the list, and download each mod anew.
- Wait for each download to finish before moving on to the next one.
- Enter the Mods menu once more and let it load.
- After a fresh download, the game should no longer freeze when the mods list loads.
If it still doesn't work
- Try launching the game after a recent patch; some older mods were fixed by the update, but others may still cause issues.
- Test with only one mod at a time to see if a particular mod is still problematic.
- If the freeze persists even with a completely clean mod folder, consider playing without any mods until a future update addresses the issue.
What players reported
I go into the mods and wait for them to load, after 5 seconds the game just freezes and that's it
What players suggest
it looks like they did a patch which fixed some mods so they work now others might be broken still the few i checked were fine and i got several running which earlier wouldn't download so give it a shot?
Same. I tried to remove all mods, but it didn't help
Bro, I solved the problem. The whole point is that in old mods, the control is done via a single line, which is why your game freezes when you launch them. To fix this, you need to delete absolutely all the mods that were downloaded earlier and download them again. For example, my path to the mods was C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\Beat Banger\mods
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Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: performance, mods