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Thats quite problematic. Taking into account that all the saves files looks the same except for the number, we´ll have to load each one just to know which save is it? It would be annoying at best.
How many have you got?
The alternative would be to ignore your savefiles and go through the Q&A at the beginning of the game.
Anyway, there might be a way of checking, maybe it takes you through the Q&A anyway, but it's never been suggested before.
Well, if you ask about the total amount of saves, I have around 420 saves including all possible endings. That´s why it will be a problem to know which one is the save I want to import :S
I could use the Q&A as you said, but I would like to have the objects from my saves as well.
I think that importing weapons and armor won't be possible...One of the devs said that, if I'm not mistaking...
I didn´t know that but If that´s true, what´s the point of importing saves when we have the Q&A?
Good question...
What is the point of carrying Raven armor and Aerondight all this time? What will happen to those items? My Geralt is emotionally attached to them...
To save time and for people with short memory, like me.
Well, I think is easier to remember choices than to remember which of the saves is the correct one
The one with the oldest dateWell, I think is easier to remember choices than to remember which of the saves is the correct one
Should be an Auto Save that happens after you complete the game.
Haha, the bad thing is that in my case there are around 420 saves of which half of them are autosaves from similiar dates :SThe one with the oldest date
Should be an Auto Save that happens after you complete the game.
Even if there is a "What is in this save?" option, I don't think it would help JackTheReaper with his 420 saves, because I don't think they'll do anything more than have a message with some variation of "This isn't an endgame save" if you try to load an early one.
@JackTheReaper7 - Maybe this will help:
Go into TW2 and into the option to load a game. Look for saves with the title "Enter the Dragon", then scroll UP through the saves called "The Assassins of Kings". The one at the top of the list, before the description changes into something else, should be your final save from one playthrough. Take a note of the last modified date/time, then load it in to find out from Dandelion's description what choices you made.
Should be something like this:
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Once you have the list, go into the savegame folder and pick out all of the Autosaves with the matching date/times.
Yup, messy, but as the game doesn't name savegames usefully it's probably the only way.
@JackTheReaper7 - Maybe this will help:
Go into TW2 and into the option to load a game. Look for saves with the title "Enter the Dragon", then scroll UP through the saves called "The Assassins of Kings". The one at the top of the list, before the description changes into something else, should be your final save from one playthrough. Take a note of the last modified date/time, then load it in to find out from Dandelion's description what choices you made.
Should be something like this:
View attachment 12408
Once you have the list, go into the savegame folder and pick out all of the Autosaves with the matching date/times.
Yup, messy, but as the game doesn't name savegames usefully it's probably the only way.
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Thank you @Dragonbird. That´s what I intended to do if there´s no other solution. Anyway, It´s a minor issue that just require some time. Saves need to be classified only once. After that I´ll have all possible endings correctly classified in order to use them in different walkthroughs of The Witcher 3.
Thank you again for your concern
Thank you again for your concern