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[Hantaksk]

 Hello Bioware community!

I got some doubts about how to properly keep my saves from ME3 single player and multiplayer.
My Pc is currently not working as fast as it used to because even with all the maintenance i often run on it there's always some program or application that finds a way to set home on your hard disks, so its time for me to run FORMAT!

Im using Windows 7 by the way.

So.. i headed up to my "Documents" folder, into "BioWare", into "Mass effect 3", into "Save"... theres this Local_Profile.sav file wich logically i feel i need to backup...

Then, on the same "Mass Effect 3" folder i open "BIOGame", into "Config" and find 3 files... "gamer settings", "MassEffect3Config" and "OnlineProfile.profile"
Not sure if i need to keep these files too, specially the "OnlineProfile.profile" one.

Anyone can bring some light to this poor soul?
I've played only multiplayer given i havent finished the previous 2 games (again...) yet and i would hate to see all my multiplayer n7 rank and unlocks lost because of a badly done file backup.

Also ive read somewhere about beign able to store your saves online (could have been an option on origin) is that worth giving it a shot?
Thanks for the help and for taking the time to read this... i couldnt find an answer to these questions using my superb search skills...

[Hackrus]

If you're not sure, then why don't you simply backup whole Mass Effect 3 folder in your documents? The few extra megabytes surely won't kill you.

[Hantaksk]

Yeah i figure its not a big deal, but i like to keep all my games saves on a pendrive along with my replays and such... and i think ive gotten a bit of a organization freak...

Just wanted to know if there was any official answer on what files are the ones you actually need to backup.

Thanks for the help

Modifié par Hantaksk, 23 mars 2012 - 10:57 .

[Hackrus]

Well, multiplayer progress is most likely saved at EA's servers - but I would be lying, if I would told you, that I am 100% sure about that.

But I would simply backup whole folder.. Better be sure, then sorry.