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I got a reply late yesterday. They asked me to run a diagnostic tool. However, the games on my desktop PC and I'm out of town for the holiday weekend and won't be able to respond before Tuesday.
I got the same email today. I'm just going to log out of the telltale account and hope it saves this time. If it happens again i'm getting a refund.
I played through the first episode, quit out normally. Next day I fired up the game to play episode 2 and my save was gone. When I first played the game I made sure to click cloud save.
What the hell TT? Not cool...
doing "th*s" is actually against steam policy, its the 2nd rule of community guide lines
I finished the first episode, closed the game and came back the next day and see - it didn't save any progress...
Don't use the Save Cloud.
This was their response:
"After checking your Support Tool, we see your save location is set to E:\x\Documents. Unfortunately our games only support saving to the C drive. You can cut your Telltale Games folder from that location and paste it into the following location:
C:\Users\x\Documents\
Once you have done so, please try uninstalling the game and then reinstalling it."
This did not work.
UPDATE: I resolved this issue. My antivirus application (bitdefender) had automatically added this game to Blocked Applications under the Ransomware Protection module.