So I copied back the right checksum into dlc_signature and made the file read only. I launched the game again, Ancient Relics failed to load, and checking the dlc_signature file, the value was "1b2a5dd90ba3bd5c83880bca3c36e4d2", which was obviously wrong. When I finally managed to make the DLC work once more (by randomly installing, reinstalling, enabling, disabling, etc.), I quickly went into my dlc_signature file and copied the value that was saved there "0499c9bfbc945a68723d587cc2c27ee8" for the following DLCs: Ancient Relics, Apocalyse, Distant Stars, Horizon Signal, Humanoids, Leviathans, MegaCorp, Plantoids, Synthetic Dawn and Utopia. Here's the thing: I found in my error.log the following line: ": incorrect checksum for DLC". At some point I got it working again (reinstalling, switching version, enabling/disabling the DLC) only to have it stop working again at the next launch of the game.įinally, I found a solution, but also I'm pretty sure I found a bug in the launcher DLC detection code, at least on MacOS. Reverting back to another version didn't help. It showed as installed in Steam, it showed at available and enabled in the launcher, but it didn't show up in the game (ie trying to load a cloud saved game with it shows the error of the missing DLC, Remants origin missing when creating a new empire). I couldn't access the Ancient Relics DLC at all. I don't have access to another Mac unfortunately, so I tried to uninstall the game completely, including manually deleting the Stellaris folders (both the game and user settings) and the Steam cache and reinstall it on another hard drive.
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