Anno 2070 Save File

↑ 1.0 1.1 File/folder structure within this directory reflects the path(s) listed for Windows and/or Steam game data (use Wine regedit to access Windows registry paths). Games with Steam Cloud support may store data in ~/.steam/steam/userdata/ / 48240 / in addition to or instead of this directory. Kaju's Kanal: SaveGame - Download: Einfach in den Ordner: C:/Benutzer/Euer Name.

So today I was going to continue my Monumental saved game tonight but when entering the load game section I found that the file has gone along with a few other saves I had. Now I know I played and saved it last night and that I didn't hit delete by mistake, I havent deleted the physical files from the HDD and I'll admit I don't even know where they get stored. I've made no changes to my PC or my HDD's, I've not done any cleaning or deleted anything for about a month now. To make it all a little bit weirder the auto saves have reverted back a day or 2.

So has anyone else seen or heard of this happening? From Steam Discussions about Assassin’s Creed Unity (it can refer to all Uplay DRM game swith Uplay Cloud support and also other Uplay games maybe): Turbid TG1: 'Can't synchronize my cloud saves.

I was in Sequence 6 and now I might have lost all of my progress.' Pyradius: 'That sucks, I had to turn off the cloud syncing myself earlier and had lost progress, losing 6 sequences would suck pretty badly. Here was the info I got from Ubisoft: 'The cloud servers check file information when syncing and will update to the latest used profile. This information is synced to the cloud upon closing your game. Unfortunately, there is no way to manually download a savegame file from the servers. Unfortunately, if your save file is not available in-game, there is no way to recover the data.

I recommend that you disable the cloud sync feature via the Uplay Client options to prevent any future issues. I also recommend that you use a third-party game save manager such as GameSave Manager in case the issue reoccurs: We have forwarded similar instances up to our development teams for further review, and I apologize for any inconvenience.' He didn't tell me where the data is stored, but it might the the data inside: C: Program Files (x86) Ubisoft Ubisoft Game Launcher savegames ' *** Possible fixes to retrieve saves(?).

I'm so tired of uPlay and Origin. But uPlay currently takes the prize.

When I upgraded my rig a few weeks back I backed up everything I usually do. Like entire 'My.' Folders, since most saves and configs for important games/programs are stored in My Documents or My Games etc. Also backed up quite a bit of other stuff ofc. One thing I did NOT backup however for obvious reasons was the entire Program files folder (or both of them including the x86 one), since that would be insane. Most programs didn't have anything overly important to save in their install folders anyway.

Backing up game saves from Steam has never even crossed my mind lately, since pretty much every game I care about my progress saves to the cloud. I knew for a fact that I always saw both Origin and uPlay syncing my few important titles on there with their clouds every time too, so why bother with local backups, right? Turns out uPlay cloud saves is a lie. It says it's syncing with the cloud, but it seems to be pretty much random bull, or it only transfers one way - to their servers.

To get those saves back on a new rig seems impossible. Btw I'm almost not even gonna bother bitching about how pathetic it is that neither uPlay or Origin can simply scan a folder for a previously installed game, without guides on how to cheat the programs. UPlay is by far the worst there tho, since you have to manually start a download, then stop, exit, delete folders and look up codes-names in the process.

Ubisoft seems happy with this fix though, since they aren't helping. The save games, right, they are actually located inside the install folder for uPlay for their games. As in for example 'C:/Program files/Ubisoft/Ubisoft Game Launcher/savegames/random undecipherable code/unspecified number not saying what game it is/files named 1, 2 etc.' (no info anywhere on what the files are, no names, no titles). How anyone would think that is a logical place for that type of movable/backupable data today is beyond me. That seems like something I would expect like 10 years ago.

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But the cloud should make this all needless anyways, so I contacted the support. And after a few very odd questions about if I did in fact manually back up all my saves, and I replied that that was what the damn cloud is for, I only got the solution to turn off cloud saves in uPlay from now. Is that Ubisofts way of saying 'we know, our cloud saves don't work - don't use it'? I have even read that for one of their biggest titles - Assassins Creed IV Black Flag - they turned off cloud saves themselves, since it wasn't working as intended. Seems they never turned it back on or fixed it. My uneducated guess is that Ubisoft hasn't figured out a way to tie those clouds down yet, they upload to them, but then they float away, and they are left standing there with sad faces all around.