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Minecraft for Xbox one files are stored locally on the console. If you enjoyed please leave a like, subscribe, comment, and share with your friends for more!~/Library/Application SupportCheck out my friends Youtube channe.
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You can also navigate to that directory manually by opening Windows Explorer to your user home directory, going to AppData, then to Roaming, and into.minecraft The easiest way to find it is to just use the Open resource pack folder button from within Minecraft itself (located in Options → Resource Packs)
#FIND APPDATA FOR GAMES ON MAC MAC OS X#
So, the point is, saves belong to documents rather than settings.Finding Your Minecraft Saved Games on Mac OS X On OS X, your saved games folder is located inside of the Library/Application Support directory inside of your user folder, but of course these folders aren't easy to find the normal way C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft Replacing USERNAME with your user account.
Saves for games, especially for hardcore players, is somewhat much more important then some settings for some programs, which are usually stored in appdata, and which user may hope some service will sync. I think it's better to store saves in some obvious and not hidden location (obvious to users, but not to readers of Microsoft recommendations), rather than hope that Live will sync without user even know.Īnd more, I would like to even challenge Microsoft recommendation at all from the following point of view:
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I also have not backed up appdata for the first time when formatting C.įrom my point of view as a user, if your game required steam to play, it is no point to hope your saves will be saved by third party software (I believe Games for Windows Live is rather hated than loved amongst steam users), while not syncing saves by steam itself. I didn't know a bit about this recommendation and functionality, have never used LiveId also. the app data folder we're using is the one Microsoft recommends using - it should enable automatic syncing between Windows installations if you log in with your LiveId (or whatever it's called at the moment). And from now on refuse to talk to other game developers who think putting saves anywhere besides obvious places like Documents or Saved Games is a good idea.īy the way - can anyone give me a save with 100% unlocked weapons and perks? I am certainly not doing Quests again. Not my loss - fix your save directory decision. I love it (Crimsonland) so much I don't even think of writing negative review after that.įix this. Well, I've just remembered another one, it's One Finger Death Punch, and they put saves in Users/%User%/Documents/SavedGames.
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I love it so much I bought it without a discount, and it is probably the ONLY full price game of 100 or 200 last games I bought. I have lost saves of 18 hours of gameplay.ĭespite the changes (I don't like the changes) you made to graphics since 1.9.8, despite balance changes (they are somewhat questionable), despite you made campaign, I don't know, twice-trice longer and WITHOUT LEVELS AND PERKS, making it terribly boring, and it is the only thing stands between me and long awaited survival mode with all perks and weapons unlocked, I still love this game. %appdata% usually contain lots of small files like web-cache or whatever my anti-virus software likes to put there, completely useless to backup and tedious. 95% of those games are still in Steam Cloud Save. I have re installed Windows, backing up all non-hidden folders in Users, as all my game saves are in either Users/%User%/Documents, Users/%User%/Documents/SavedGames, Users/%User%/Documents/Saved Games or simply Users/%User%/Saved Games.
What monstrosity lingered in your brain when you decided to put saved games in HIDDEN folder, and without steam cloud save?
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