Did you ever get this to work? It's not working for me either.
Edit: I got it to work by finding the file myself and editing it. In case anyone has trouble with this in the future here is how I got it to work.
Mine was in SteamLibrary/SteamApps/common/Endless Legend/Public/Simulation/SimulationDescriptors[Victory].xml. Right click SimulationDescriptors[Victory].xml and press "edit." Do the same thing that shadow999999 (mod creator) did and change the "LastTurn" BaseValue to whatever you want. By default it is at 299.
Haven't been on nexus for a long time, hence why I'm a bit late to reply. Anyway
did you make sure to create a 'Community' folder (syntax has to be correct) or was one already present and did you make sure to place the files into that folder? If that didn't work try creating a 'User Generated Content' folder instead as that's what is normally created when you are making a mod and need to put it in the game to upload to steam workshop. If that doesn't work but other mods do work in either folder then all I can suggest is to try and download it through steam, I know this version works as I've tested it a lot. In fact I uploaded endless sessions to nexus far before I uploaded it to steam, both are the exact same version too so there should be nothing wrong. Just make sure to double check everything as on my side there's absolutely nothing going wrong so I can't do much.
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Edit: I got it to work by finding the file myself and editing it. In case anyone has trouble with this in the future here is how I got it to work.
Mine was in SteamLibrary/SteamApps/common/Endless Legend/Public/Simulation/SimulationDescriptors[Victory].xml. Right click SimulationDescriptors[Victory].xml and press "edit." Do the same thing that shadow999999 (mod creator) did and change the "LastTurn" BaseValue to whatever you want. By default it is at 299.
<SimulationPropertyDescriptor Name="LastTurn" BaseValue="299"/>
did you make sure to create a 'Community' folder (syntax has to be correct) or was one already present and did you make sure to place the files into that folder?
If that didn't work try creating a 'User Generated Content' folder instead as that's what is normally created when you are making a mod and need to put it in the game to upload to steam workshop. If that doesn't work but other mods do work in either folder then all I can suggest is to try and download it through steam, I know this version works as I've tested it a lot. In fact I uploaded endless sessions to nexus far before I uploaded it to steam, both are the exact same version too so there should be nothing wrong.
Just make sure to double check everything as on my side there's absolutely nothing going wrong so I can't do much.
Koi?