-Subscribe more than 50 missions from steam workshop
-Notice that only 50 of them are shown

I´m one of the guys that plays and makes singleplayer missions. After i´ve released update for my missions i noticed that many of my subscribed missions disappeared randomly.
I´ve investigated what is happening in the game and it seems there is a limit to show only 50 missions from Steam workshop.
I´ve never noticed that before. But because some of my favourite missions were missing, i just had to be sure what happened and if it somehow was related to my update or not (it wasn´t).
Seems that after i released the update, scenario screen updated the order of missions (?) and those missions that i play often dissapeared and that is why i noticed that.
I know that the game won´t be supported for long time. But this game has special place in my heart and, before it ceased to be supported, i would love to see that issue being improved.
Scenarios display is problematic for a long time now. There is also an issue with checkboxes not being checked as played or completed, but that is another problem that is already reported.
I´m sure you will have a lot of work ahead with the release of Arma Reforger, but if you could look at this problem that would be amazing.
Thank you all for the support you guys provided over the years for this amazing franchise.

Build: Stable
Version: 2.08.149102
Game mods running: None

Here is an example what happens ingame

Please if you have any question, i´ll provide any information you will need.

New info:
I made a cleanup of missions that i hadn´t played in a long time. When i was on number 57 subscribed missions, the scenario display still showed only 50 missions (7 were hidden). Then i unsubscribed another 3 missions and suddenly now the game correctly showed all 54 subscribed missions (none were hidden). So there is probably no limit of maximum showed steam missions that i thought there was. Now, i´m not sure what can cause this problem. I´m not sure if mission size could somehow affect this display behaviour, but that seems unlikely to me.