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Anyway, I saved the game and took a break. When I returned, outside my workshop, everything looked normal at first. I'd made a note that there was a GTR at a billboard after 84 km, so I went back there to tow it to the garage... however, the GTR was no longer there!
Frustrated, I went back to my workshop, only to discover to my horror, that ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING was gone. ALL my cars, trailers, parts!
I quit without saving, to hear people here for advice. I can't and won't just shrug and continue without everything I've worked so hard for, so I really hope this can be fixed.
If you turn all the random loot and random seed things off maybe you could have done what you tried.
It seems when I have all the random stuff on I can't go backwards because the loot changes ?
Same with saving. If you run the same save 3 times the loot will always change infront of you & proberbly behind you.
I seem to have not had this problem when all the random generation was turned off.
Sorry I have not tested any of this I just wanted to post here to try to help.
You might want to backup all your saves into another folder before you start overwriting to many of them.
Wile you work on a fix.
Edit: I would suggest to backup your entire save folder. Just chuck a copy on your desktop. Then try your saves but turn off any random loot generation or seed generation and see if you can at least recover your current cars from some save.
I ran it on directX 12 when this happened to me. Since I started the game in DirectX 11 I haven't had the disappearing car issue again. Hope this helps!
I know it's supposed to be a driving game of a nomadic nature, and not an alternative to Car Mechanic Simulator, but it just feels bad and unrealistic that everything vanishes like that.
I was so looking forward to building all the cars at my workshop and I had a full front court of parts lined up for all the future projects... to no avail.