Since that is a non steamworks game the game save will most likely be located in the same location a non steam installation would be. I assume it will be found in the my documents folder and contained within a subfolder of ubisoft/Just Cause 2/ etc. A quick google search would yield the save game location faster than any forum will though.
yes just cause does use steam cloud!however also found links about how it deletes saved files..found the path though..its in the steam folder under user data.thanks anways!
I don't understand the question.... Sounds like you're asking if the games automatically save everything you do, during a game.... And they don't. Either you have to save manually, or the game uses a checkpoint system (a console carryover element) and you must pass the checkpoint, before it actually saves to the Harddrive. As for PC crashes.... Typically a PC crash is not going to erase stuff from your Harddrive and rarely will a random crash corrupt data from the Harddrive. I mean, if the crash does corrupt data from the Harddrive your saved games, are the least of your problems.
I don't understand the question.... Sounds like you're asking if the games automatically save everything you do, during a game.... And they don't. Either you have to save manually, or the game uses a checkpoint system (a console carryover element) and you must pass the checkpoint, before it actually saves to the Harddrive. As for PC crashes.... Typically a PC crash is not going to erase stuff from your Harddrive and rarely will a random crash corrupt data from the Harddrive. I mean, if the crash does corrupt data from the Harddrive your saved games, are the least of your problems.Threesixtyci
He's asking about if Steam's servers have a copy of his own save file. So if for instance, his computer dies on him, hard-drive crashes, or he just simply wants to play on a different computer, he doesn't have to worry about starting a brand new game. Games using Steam Cloud will automatically upload your save files to Valve's own servers, and then download your save files for you to use on any other computer.
[QUOTE="Threesixtyci"]I don't understand the question.... Sounds like you're asking if the games automatically save everything you do, during a game.... And they don't. Either you have to save manually, or the game uses a checkpoint system (a console carryover element) and you must pass the checkpoint, before it actually saves to the Harddrive. As for PC crashes.... Typically a PC crash is not going to erase stuff from your Harddrive and rarely will a random crash corrupt data from the Harddrive. I mean, if the crash does corrupt data from the Harddrive your saved games, are the least of your problems.ProudLarry
He's asking about if Steam's servers have a copy of his own save file. So if for instance, his computer dies on him, hard-drive crashes, or he just simply wants to play on a different computer, he doesn't have to worry about starting a brand new game. Games using Steam Cloud will automatically upload your save files to Valve's own servers, and then download your save files for you to use on any other computer. He only asked about computer crashes.... not anything about the HDD failure, or playing on another PC.
[QUOTE="ProudLarry"][QUOTE="Threesixtyci"]I don't understand the question.... Sounds like you're asking if the games automatically save everything you do, during a game.... And they don't. Either you have to save manually, or the game uses a checkpoint system (a console carryover element) and you must pass the checkpoint, before it actually saves to the Harddrive. As for PC crashes.... Typically a PC crash is not going to erase stuff from your Harddrive and rarely will a random crash corrupt data from the Harddrive. I mean, if the crash does corrupt data from the Harddrive your saved games, are the least of your problems.Threesixtyci
He's asking about if Steam's servers have a copy of his own save file. So if for instance, his computer dies on him, hard-drive crashes, or he just simply wants to play on a different computer, he doesn't have to worry about starting a brand new game. Games using Steam Cloud will automatically upload your save files to Valve's own servers, and then download your save files for you to use on any other computer. He only asked about computer crashes.... not anything about the HDD failure, or playing on another PC. He didn't seem to word it too well, and it appears his question was answered. So what are you arguing again?
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