Save game location?

[MAXTAC]

Any kind soul know?

[tyl0413]

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Remedy\Control\Default-Epic-User\

[MAXTAC]

Originally posted by tyl0413:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Remedy\Control\Default-Epic-User\

Thanks mate, appreciated. :-)

[Elivai]

Originally posted by tyl0413:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Remedy\Control\Default-Epic-User\

This was the first answer I saw and it cost me a lot of time. No, the save game location for Steam is in <Steam-folder>\userdata\<user-id>\870780\remote\. You can copy over saves from Epic by going to the quoted folder and transferring them to the steam folder, then adding the prefix 'savegame-slot-00_' before each file name and removing the .chunk filetype.

[MAXTAC]

Originally posted by Elivai:

Originally posted by tyl0413:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Remedy\Control\Default-Epic-User\

This was the first answer I saw and it cost me a lot of time. No, the save game location for Steam is in <Steam-folder>\userdata\<user-id>\870780\remote\. You can copy over saves from Epic by going to the quoted folder and transferring them to the steam folder, then adding the prefix 'savegame-slot-00_' before each file name and removing the .chunk filetype.

Lol, well that's a valuable lesson for you to look at the timestamp for when this question and answer was posted, in this case over a year ago.

Also, the "Epic user" in the location description should have been a good heads-up what version it was for ;-)

[Al-Shabaab Gaming]

Stop being so condescending or I will have no choice...

[OperatorSkillet]

Originally posted by SuperNecessary:

Originally posted by Elivai:

This was the first answer I saw and it cost me a lot of time. No, the save game location for Steam is in <Steam-folder>\userdata\<user-id>\870780\remote\. You can copy over saves from Epic by going to the quoted folder and transferring them to the steam folder, then adding the prefix 'savegame-slot-00_' before each file name and removing the .chunk filetype.

Lol, well that's a valuable lesson for you to look at the timestamp for when this question and answer was posted, in this case over a year ago.

Also, the "Epic user" in the location description should have been a good heads-up what version it was for ;-)

He's correct, just say thank you jesus what a rude person.

[MAXTAC]

Originally posted by Skillet is the best operator:

Originally posted by SuperNecessary:

Lol, well that's a valuable lesson for you to look at the timestamp for when this question and answer was posted, in this case over a year ago.

Also, the "Epic user" in the location description should have been a good heads-up what version it was for ;-)

He's correct, just say thank you jesus what a rude person.

Are you serious? Wow....no words.

I'm the original poster dumbo. And when I asked this question A YEAR AGO there was no steam version, so the first answer was obviously correct.

How is it rude to point out that someone who says they "wasted a lot of time" should have been a bit more attentive to the time the post was made.

I think you lack reading comprehension skills, and that ain't me being a "rude person" thats just a pretty obvious observation I'm making.

[MrBeansworthy]

rude.