That part is pretty easy, on Windows it'll usually be located in X:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps, where X is the drive you installed Steam on (generally C or D) and on Linux it's usually in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps That said, let's get to the steps on how to do it:ġ-Locate the library folder where your game is installed: Steam needs to change this file in order to update a game, by removing its ability to do so it won't update the game. The app manifest is a Steam configuration file for a specific game that can be found in your Steam library folder. The way I keep my game from updating is by making Steam unable to use the game's app manifest. Although this approach works just fine I have another solution that can be applied to any Steam game and allows them to be launched more freely with the assurance that there's absolutely no way you or anyone can accidentally cause an update.
One simple way many people keep their game from updating is by setting the game to only update when launched and then use SKSE to launch the game.
I see a lot of desperation when Steam updates SSE.
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