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I have this command line that I type in cmd all the time and I want to automate it as a .bat file

E:\Programas\Steam\steamapps\common\Victoria 2>v2game -mod=mod/NameMod.mod

I tried several variations of this:

echo off
start "E:\Programas\Steam\steamapps\common\Victoria 2\v2game.exe -mod=mod/NameMod.mod"

But either I can't open the program or it doesn't load the tag that I want in the end.

I'd appreciate it if you tell me what's the correct synthaxis. Thanks!

Nahuel Pezo Rozencwaig
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    `start` expects the first quoted string to contain a window title. Remove `start` entirely from the command. For more info about `start`, use `start /?` from a command prompt. – Ken White Dec 21 '20 at 04:06
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    Why do you think you need `start` in a batch file while you do not need it in Command Prompt? – aschipfl Dec 21 '20 at 13:24

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