The Classic

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  1. PinkBal1oon

    I actually prefer my save data to be out of sight and out of mind – I don’t want it cluttering up my documents folder. It’s easy enough to access Appdata if necessary, but modern cloud save services have made it all but unnecessary.

  2. iatemyneighborscat

    I ain’t gonna let the reading rainbow guy tell me what to do

  3. AeitZean

    Just put the saves in the game directory, wtf is up with putting files in places without telling the user 🙄

  4. Honza2268

    I am considering symlinking at least some of the appdata subfolders, because they’re taking up a non-insignificant portion of my system drive

  5. Even more classic is games saving to their install folder. On their own separate hard drive. So that if Windows goes tits up, all my saves are secure.

    But *noooo*. Microsoft thinks it’s much more fun that I have to go trawling through My Documents, My Games, AppData Local and Roaming to copy them almost one by one to a location where I know they’ll be safe. *On the damn separate hard drive the games are installed to*.

  6. Mallissin

    Documents best location if you do backups.

    AppData/Roaming is okay I guess but still a little too hidden for my taste.

    Games that save to AppData/Local or LocalLow are really disappointing.

  7. SpecialMango3384

    I keep mine under D:/SteamLibrary or D:/Non-Steam Games

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