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After the latest Steam client update on Monday night suddenly a lot of my games can’t find their saves anymore. But this only happens in offline mode and with games that have their saves in the steam userdata folder (e.g. red faction guerrilla steam, kingdoms of amalur).
With Steam in online mode the saves are still found, strangely enough even when I start the game while the internet is disconnected.
So my guess is that the problem must have something to do with some synch errors in offline mode after the latest client update. Before that update everything worked fine.
By the way, I have cloud synching disabled in the steam settings, and windows 7 64bit.
And look at that post a few days ago from the 20th, I think he could have the same problem.
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/622955136053368053/
I have already sent a ticket to support, but you should do the same so that Steam sees that this is not a singular problem.
Try to right mouse click the folder, head to Properties -> Previous Versions and see if you can fetch a folder of an earlier date somewhere nearby.
If not; you can always try a 3rd party application for the job like Recuva.
If save games keep disappearing, right mouse click Batman: Arkham Origins on Steam, head to Properties -> Updates and untick the "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for Batman: Arkham Origins."
My problem is that I can't find the <user-id> if it is supposed to say my username it isn't there, and if it's supposed to say "user-id" I can't find it :/
That's your personal user-id. You should find the 209000 inside that.
- user-id: https://steamrep.com/search?q= -> "Steam3ID:" the part after the U:1: -prefix
Or alternatively you can bruteforce it by looking for the 760 folder with something else than just the remotecache.vdf inside it. Once you find a 760-folder with a 'remote' -folder in it, you're inside a 760 -folder within an user-id folder. View the screenshots to make out if it's the right one (also within the APP-ID -folders beneath the remote folder.) 760 is for screenshots; non-Steam screenshot entries are those with longer codes & can be manually input into the screenshots.vdfFYI, here is another user with the same problem (it’s a bit hard to keep an overview in this rather huge forum):
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/620703493328883818/
Well, it’s now been 6 days since I submitted my ticket to support, still no answer, which leads me to the assumption that the problem could be a little bit trickier for Steam to solve.
Luckily I have learned from the past and always cope the remote folder some place else BEFORE I start the game but, but honestly, what the frell, Steam?! You can't seriously expect all your users that want to play games strictly in offline mode to do this, can you?
I normally play in "Offline Mode" and don't use the Steam Cloud. Through some testing, I found out a way that works for me so that my games continue to recognize my previous save files while in "Offline Mode". While in "Offline Mode", I went to Steam>Settings>Cloud to turn _ON_ "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for applications which support it", _AND_ I needed to turn _ON_ the Steam Cloud function for each game that previously couldn't access my save games (Right-click on the game title>Properties>Updates>Steam Cloud>Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for ...).
Obviously I'd like to turn off Steam Cloud in the future but for now, it's easier to keep it on while in "Offline Mode". It's probably a good idea to keep backups of all save games affected by this ... just in case. I hope this helps someone out and hopefully points Steam in the right direction to solving this annoying problem.
It also probably explains a similar issue I had recently in The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, which was alternating between working just fine and appearing to delete my saves/fail to recognize my backups until I changed a line related to Steam Cloud in the ini file.
Hope someone here has better luck.