How turn on Cloud Sync for RDR2?

[Mrazish_new guy]

Have problem with cloud saves, i want turn on it but can't find where

Thanks!

[K9zz]

to the right of the big green PLAY button you see a cloud sync or steam settings then cloud and check to turn on

[Mrazish_new guy]

Originally posted by Phaser:

to the right of the big green PLAY button you see a cloud sync or steam settings then cloud and check to turn on

thats doesn't work for rockstar games

[K9zz]

you are playing the game on steam steam has a cloud and yes i play both RDO AND GTAV both use the steam cloud and if you are not using steam to play wtf are you posting here for then?

[Mrazish_new guy]

Originally posted by Phaser:

you are playing the game on steam steam has a cloud and yes i play both RDO AND GTAV both use the steam cloud

no, they save progress in rockstar cloud

[K9zz]

use the rockstar launcher at the top right settings and turn on the cloud next time be more specific in your question

[Mrazish_new guy]

Originally posted by Phaser:

use the rockstar launcher at the top right settings and turn on the cloud next time be more specific in your question

genius, there is no such button

[K9zz]

when you are in game hit the f*cking HOME key

[Mrazish_new guy]

Originally posted by Phaser:

when you are in game hit the f*cking HOME key

oh i know about its, but there is still no button that make enable cloud saves or something

[K9zz]

after u hit home click the gear top right then settings then game settings then cloud sync enable

[Bad 💀 Motha]

The simple way is this; for RDR2

Windows Explorer > go here...

Documents > Rockstar Games > Red Dead Redemption 2 > Profiles > YourID#

Delete the file cloudsavedata.dat

Now launch RDR2; the Rockstar Launcher will now ask you if you'd like to enable cloud sync.

Just for reference, your Story Mode Single Player Saved Game files are these...

SRDR30000
SRDR30001
...
SRDR30015

With the game fully closed; I would make a new folder elsewhere and move those single player files into that folder just in-case. Then perhaps within that folder with your saved game files, make a new TXT file and within it, include a few details to reference which saved game files those are, etc. As a friendly reminder to you later on should you need to fall back on those files.

With your single player saved game files now missing (as you moved them); R* Launcher should now ask if you'd like to restore save game files from R* Cloud Sync upon next game launch.

[Mrazish_new guy]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

The simple way is this; for RDR2

Windows Explorer > go here...

Documents > Rockstar Games > Red Dead Redemption 2 > Profiles > YourID#

Delete the file cloudsavedata.dat

Now launch RDR2; the Rockstar Launcher will now ask you if you'd like to enable cloud sync.

Just for reference, your Story Mode Single Player Saved Game files are these...

SRDR30000
SRDR30001
...
SRDR30015

With the game fully closed; I would make a new folder elsewhere and move those single player files into that folder just in-case. Then perhaps within that folder with your saved game files, make a new TXT file and within it, include a few details to reference which saved game files those are, etc. As a friendly reminder to you later on should you need to fall back on those files.

With your single player saved game files now missing (as you moved them); R* Launcher should now ask if you'd like to restore save game files from R* Cloud Sync upon next game launch.

Thanks, its work