Is it possible to have multiple saves for the same game session?

[Ghostdriver]

I only have one save option. I can only overwrite my current save.

Is there a way to load a previous save?

Or is there a way to save multiple saves for the same game session?

[sgrey]

No, you would have to back up saves manually. I think there are also mods that allow you to do that, but I am not sure as I never used them.

[amusquiz]

Its also Subnautica chances are you're not gonna need that many saves the game is pretty linear.

[Ghostdriver]

Unfortunately, this won't help you if an error occurs and you saved too late.

[sgrey]

Unless you are playing hardcore, it's very unlikely to get unrecoverable errors. I don't think I heard of a problem with corrupted saves, unless you go out of your way to break the game somehow.
And for everything that happens in the game - it's recoverable. At most you would have to grind a bit more, but that's just game for you.

[Ghostdriver]

Sorry. I don't see the point of this discussion.

I asked if it's possible. It's not possible.

That answers the question.

Whether someone needs a feature or not should be left up to each individual. ;-)

[bladerunner97]

There is a mod that lets you configure a number of auto-saves for each game at timed intervals. Obviously the more saves you configure the more space you will need. Configure 3 for instance and they get overwritten in sequence. So there will be three versions of the game at three different times. Plus the original.
https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica/mods/237

Configuration Manager is recommended for ease of configuration but it can be done manually by editing a .cfg file.

[Ghostdriver]

That's perfect. Thank you very much bladerunner97.

[Rabblevox]

Originally posted by Ghostdriver:

That's perfect. Thank you very much bladerunner97.

It's always nice when someone finally answers your actual question.

Though, that being said, I LIKE the single-save save system. It's just hard-core enough for me.

[Ignis]

Marking the right post as an answer.

Originally posted by Ghostdriver:

Sorry. I don't see the point of this discussion.

When you write on a forum you should expect people to participate. Even if they don't properly answer your question they have the right to share their opinion about its subject.

I removed the off-topic.