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Not that it was a long cutscene in itself, it was that it was a boss fight, really long cutscene, another cutscene following the first one, battle sequence, then TWO more different cutscenes.
The trails games always let you save after a big boss fight BEFORE the cutscene bonanza that follows.
this game could easily break the cutscenes up every 5-10 minutes with an option to save.
I think the sequence I just did took 35 minutes from start to finish.
Imagine if netflix did that, you want to watch a show that´s 40 minutes but if you need to turn it off at any point you have to start from the beginning again next time you watch?
yeah exactly, there is no technical reason for why they can´t say if they have a 15 min long cut scene break it up into 5 min segments and let you know when it saves.
The portion I just did was in fact several cutscenes after another.
Easy to put
"want save now?" between 10 min f.ing movie segments.
There are games which autosaves after a battle, before a long cutscene. There are other game that break cutscenes in segments and you can skip them so you don't need to watch everything again. There are games that ask you if you want to make a save after a big battle, before the cutscene.