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The auto save files are named autosave_xxxx where xxxx is the year. So if you play on different maps/save games, they will overwrite any previous saved year.
The autosaves are more like a short terms backup. If you want a more long term solution, manually save your game under different names.
But you can set the autosave interval in the settings from 0 to 5 years.
So, correct me if I'm wrong here, but let's say, purely for the sake of example:
>Each game lasts a maximum of 100 years (I'm of the impression it can last a lot longer than this, but again, example).
>I set my autosave interval to 5 years
>Each autosave is ~200mb
This means we get 20x200mb saves over those 100 years, or just under 4Gb of save files *BUT* if we started a *Brand new 100 year game*, Transport Fever won't make new a new 4Gb batch of save files for that game, it'll just overwrite the existing ones?
I mean, if you have terabytes of disk space, I suppose it wouldn't be an issue, but perhaps not having a built-in limit to the number of autosaves the game can keep at any one time was a bit of an oversight especially when the above example used the maximum possible autosave interval? I must admit, as someone with disk drive real-estate issues as it is, this is a bit of a turnoff, as had I set the autosave at 1 year intervals, that would lead to a hypothetical save game folder more in the region of 20Gb, which is... yeah :I
You can always manually delete the autosave files from:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\<YOUR STEAM ID>\446800\local\save
I find that I do a lot of 'work' with the game paused, since auto-save is based on game time, I prefer manually saving after some extensive changes than waiting for the game to do it for me.
Regardless, this has been informative, and it's good to know that the 200mb ballpark figure seems to have been an exaggerated, worst-case (and perhaps even not then) value. Thank you all very much for your time :>
Save files are around +-100MB in size
Thats odd. I only have 10 autosave files in my game.
Maybe it is 10 autosaves per map.
Well, I haven't had the time to actually play so much with the last updates, maybe it is something that has been added recently?
I have 4gb of autosaves, 5.5gb inc named saves.