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[iLickGarrus]

 I had no ******* idea it was going to delete everything I had already done if I restarted a new campaign, continuing with my level an such, so now I am pissed. 35 hours in four days (no life coughhh), Jamie is sad. T__T Okay, my question is do I need to play through it AGAIN in order for it to be imported over to ME3 and have the effect I want, or does it save it from beforehand? (Like will I have to beat it again / play through the entire game since I started over with the finished ME2 character.) I still can't believe it deleted my save and rewrote it with the new one, it didn't even warn me or anything. |:< 

[DarthCaine]

There's a select character button to switch campaigns, ******. Nothing is deleted

Modifié par DarthCaine, 05 janvier 2011 - 08:20 .

[iLickGarrus]

DarthCaine wrote...

There's a select character button to switch campaigns, ******. Nothing is deleted

Woah, woah, woooaahh, there little boy, I understand you're a little upset because of the size of that
chode you house in your pants but you don't need to aim for a girl's neck like that, so calm down kid.

I'm sorry that I didn't know that, and I'm sorry for your little friend.

Modifié par iLickGarrus, 05 janvier 2011 - 08:26 .

[DarthCaine]

How about you tried researching a bit or actually looking at things, before ranting and raging about misinformation

[Bogsnot1]

iLickGarrus wrote...
I still can't believe it deleted my save and rewrote it with the new one, it didn't even warn me or anything. |:< 

You open up any file, make a modification, and save, it will write over the old one unless you specify otherwise. Thats how computers work. Otherwise, your drive would become clogged up with old files, sharing the same name, but different time stamps.
Now, seeing as we dont know exactly how the ME3 import facility will work, we can only speculate at this time. The save game file -might- contain traces of your old game, it might not. Only way to have any degree of certainty, is to compare the file size of your new save game, to that of others. If its larger, then chances are it contains both sets of decisions, and you will be able to chose which one when importing. If its the same size, then odds are against you.
Always make sure you have a save or two that isnt a quick or auto save.

[iLickGarrus]

DarthCaine wrote...

How about you tried researching a bit or actually looking at things, before ranting and raging about misinformation

Raging about misinformation? What information did I say or give that was incorrect? I think you need to speak before you open that yapper, bro. Obviously I tried researching, I wouldn't sign-up and crap first, that'd make no sense.

[iLickGarrus]

Bogsnot1 wrote...

iLickGarrus wrote...
I still can't believe it deleted my save and rewrote it with the new one, it didn't even warn me or anything. |:< 

You open up any file, make a modification, and save, it will write over the old one unless you specify otherwise. Thats how computers work. Otherwise, your drive would become clogged up with old files, sharing the same name, but different time stamps.
Now, seeing as we dont know exactly how the ME3 import facility will work, we can only speculate at this time. The save game file -might- contain traces of your old game, it might not. Only way to have any degree of certainty, is to compare the file size of your new save game, to that of others. If its larger, then chances are it contains both sets of decisions, and you will be able to chose which one when importing. If its the same size, then odds are against you.
Always make sure you have a save or two that isnt a quick or auto save.

I play it on Xbox, and... I don't think you understood my question, but I didn't clarify very well
so it's alright. The chode up above helped me out, despite him having a rod up his ass.

[Fredvdp]

The Xbox forum is one below this one.

Modifié par Fredvdp, 05 janvier 2011 - 10:00 .

[iLickGarrus]

Fredvdp wrote...

The Xbox forum is one below this one.

Ohh... new to the boards, sorry.