Im getting pissed off now! (related to super mario bros quick save function)

Basically I finished a level and quick saved it I continued to another and quick saved that also went on to do the last mission but I couldnt do it and got fedup so I switched of my console, it wiped out 2 of the levels I previously did! this isnt the first time this has happend I once had to start the whole world again! why is it doing this im getting pissed off now!

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

19061980

Quick Save is only for if you have to leave or do something you can stop where you are and turn off the game and go do something else and when you come back it'll be where you left it.

Kinda like the NES and SNES and Sega Genesis Virtual Console games where you can press the Home button and go to the Wii Menu and when you choose the game again you'll be back to where you pressed the Home Button.

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

19061980

lol I think the the TC feels like a pretty big idiot right about now.:P

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

19061980

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The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

psychobrew

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

[QUOTE="psychobrew"][QUOTE="19061980"]

The quick save deletes itself after you load it again. You can only properly save at mid-level towers, ghost houses and end-level castles.

JordanElek

lol I think the the TC feels like a pretty big idiot right about now.:P

HipYoungster42

Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. RDOTR

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lol I think the the TC feels like a pretty big idiot right about now.:P

RDOTR

[QUOTE="RDOTR"]Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. SoraX64

lol I think the the TC feels like a pretty big idiot right about now.:P

[QUOTE="RDOTR"]Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. SoraX64

[QUOTE="SoraX64"][QUOTE="RDOTR"]Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. psychobrew

That kind of thing doesn't make as much sense for NSMB, but I guess it's the same idea. Plus, it's not even inconvenient whatsoever. Just do a quick save whenever you're done playing. It takes like five seconds.

[QUOTE="psychobrew"][QUOTE="SoraX64"] *slow claps* Congrats TC, you are complaining about an incredibly helpful feature that they didn't even need to put in. Quick saves have always worked like that. You do it once, load your game, do it again, load your game, but it's never a proper save. The game would be way too easy if you could save any time. :?JordanElek

That kind of thing doesn't make as much sense for NSMB, but I guess it's the same idea. Plus, it's not even inconvenient whatsoever. Just do a quick save whenever you're done playing. It takes like five seconds.

that's the point.. it eliminates a form of cheating: saving then going to a level then "oops, i made a mistake, load again"... it adds to the difficulty to the game... you should only use the quicksave if you have to turn off the console and you're still far from a castle, etc..... as far as i'm seeing, you're trying to exploit quick save by saving every level.... what, NSMBW too hard for you?greenarcher02

[QUOTE="SoraX64"][QUOTE="RDOTR"]Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. RDOTR

I'm used to a quick save meaning you press a button (i.e. F2) to save the game instead of going in to the menu. I also remember my first PC game that would only allow you to save the game in certain parts (Vampire: The Masquerade - I think it only allowed you to save the game when you finsished a chapter) and found it so annoying I quit playing. I like games that give you one save slot, but also gives you complete freedom with that slot. Still, NSMB Wii's save system isn't nearly as bad as the TC made it out to be. I just don't see any valid reason for deleting the slot when you load it (or, at the very least, they should auto save when you exit).psychobrew

[QUOTE="SoraX64"][QUOTE="RDOTR"]Actually no, I think its quite a reasonable question tbh and the fact it deletes the quick save once you loaded it is ridiculous in my opinion and I'm sure others would say the same. RDOTR

How isit helpful that it deletes your save file after you've loaded in once? care to explain your **** opinion?RDOTR

lol Fallout 3 does that, but the big difference with that game is it is about moment to moment progression with XP and such. Like Arc said, Mario is about achiveing large goals, thats why there is only one checkpoint in a stage. Its not about saying "our done with that" after every gap you jump, its about saying your safe after a series of gaps. But even Fallout 3 overrides each autosave, like everyone has said, the save system in NSMB is not meant to allow you to meld a perfect run, by constant restarts. Sepewrath

I think you're confused. It does NOT delete your save file. In any game that I've played with a quick save (FFIV for the DS anyone?) you perform the quick save, turn your game off, and then when you turn it back on you can continue from that point. After you do that though, you have to either save or quick save again or you lose your data from the last save. SoraX64

How isit helpful that it deletes your save file after you've loaded in once? care to explain your **** opinion?

RDOTR

If you're going to address others like that who take the time out of their lives to respond to your concerns, please don't make the thread.