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Where do GOG games like to put the saved games folder? For example, Fallout 2.
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cyberchief.979: Where do GOG games like to put the saved games folder? For example, Fallout 2.
Depends on the game, the OS, and the install location. Fallout 2's saves should be in the installation directory (data/savegame), unless installed to Program Files, in which case good luck sifting through AppData.
There's a thread regarding this very issue. There tends to be like 6 common locations for savegames.

Game directory (or with a /save/ sub-directory, Diablo 2 and Tyrian do this)
User\AppData (Probably roaming)
User\Some-Other-Name (Te4 does this)
My Documents\Saved Games\Game
My Documents\SavedGames\Game
My Documents\Some-Other-Name (zombie shooter series)

If you're using Windows and you've saved recently, you can probably do a search based on time for the AppData directory for the last day, or better yet, the last hour. These will pull up some garbage, but you're bound to find it.
That's my pet peeve. I always have trouble finding those obscure save game locations. I wish games would just put them inside their own folder.
User\Documents\Developer\Game

That's also fairly common in newer games
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cyberchief.979: Where do GOG games like to put the saved games folder? For example, Fallout 2.
PCGamingWiki lists a good amount of information about PC games (including lots of GOG ones), including their save file locations.
Post edited November 21, 2014 by Grargar
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rtcvb32: User\AppData (Probably roaming)
Local and LocalLow, too. Good old VirtualStore is in Local. Teslagrad saves to LocalLow.

\ProgramData.
Everything

It takes a few seconds, maybe minutes if you have a slow CPU to index all your files but afterwards, it takes minimal time to search anything. Just write fallout and you will see everything that has to do with fallout and with that filter you can easily and quickly filter the by name, path, modified, date to find it.

Not necessary for this specific purpose but in general to find something it's awesome.