This may not be technically possible, due to some aspect of the game's system which is not yet entirely clear to me, but, for my part, I wish we could create our own saves, rather than rely on checkpoints, or saving and exiting.
I was furious that there was no save and load options, but I began to like this. In W3 or any other RPG for that matter, whenever I am going to talk to any character, I will save, go through the options and if I don't like how it goes, I will load and go with something else.
This is actually really cool, where you have to take a decision and live with it. I answered NO. Even though it is a big discomfort, I really like this approach..
I missed a weapon in Ch.2, and realized it right after, but there was nothing i could do.
In TB there isn't even a save possibility for the start of each chapter since everything gets overwritten once a chapter is completed.
I was furious that there was no save and load options, but I began to like this. In W3 or any other RPG for that matter, whenever I am going to talk to any character, I will save, go through the options and if I don't like how it goes, I will load and go with something else.
This is actually really cool, where you have to take a decision and live with it. I answered NO. Even though it is a big discomfort, I really like this approach..
Click the settings gear icon in the lower right of the main menu. The option to adjust the resolution is available here, but not from the in-game menu.I can't even find the option to lower the quality/resolution
Unfortunately, this does not appear to be possible. It seems all saves and save slots are managed automatically by the game.I would like to ask if anyone knows how to disable auto-save feature or at least how do you save your game into a different slot as a back-up should something go wrong like missing a secondary objective in my case.