It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should (or don't work at all).
We suggest you upgrade newer and better browser like: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera

×
Anyone know where the saves are stored? I've got work tonight and want to transfer the saves from my desktop to my laptop so I can keep playing.
avatar
ragnin: Anyone know where the saves are stored? I've got work tonight and want to transfer the saves from my desktop to my laptop so I can keep playing.
Hello,

The saves are located at : %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Pillars of Eternity
Found them. Thank you very much for answering.
Hi there,

thanks for the information, but do anybody also know where I find them under OS X?


edit:
Ok, I just found the files:
Here is the location: (user folder) ▸ Library ▸ Application Support ▸ Pillars of Eternity ▸ Saved Games

(The library folder is hidden regularly.)
Post edited March 27, 2015 by pancakepiet
where are the saved games in the LINUX-Version?

i use LUBUNTU 14.10

the readme-file means:
Ubuntu / Linux:
The Pillars of Eternity saved game folder is located at:
~/PillarsOfEternity/Saved Games

but i don't find such files/filetrees
avatar
Bolgahni: where are the saved games in the LINUX-Version?
~/.local/share/PillarsOfEternity/SavedGames
I don't find the location on Debian...

Same for Wasteland 2, maybe is it because I only do quick saves?
avatar
yohh: I don't find the location on Debian...

Same for Wasteland 2, maybe is it because I only do quick saves?
It's there for me (Xubuntu 14.04) and I haven't even started to play, just launched the game.
If on a GUI file manager, make sure to display the dot directories.

$ find ~ -type d -name PillarsOfEternity
avatar
yohh: I don't find the location on Debian...

Same for Wasteland 2, maybe is it because I only do quick saves?
avatar
eidolies: It's there for me (Xubuntu 14.04) and I haven't even started to play, just launched the game.
If on a GUI file manager, make sure to display the dot directories.

$ find ~ -type d -name PillarsOfEternity
nothing on .local/stade

I just started my research, I keep searching.
avatar
eidolies: It's there for me (Xubuntu 14.04) and I haven't even started to play, just launched the game.
If on a GUI file manager, make sure to display the dot directories.

$ find ~ -type d -name PillarsOfEternity
avatar
yohh: nothing on .local/stade

I just started my research, I keep searching.
It's .local/share, not .local/stade.

What's the output of the find command I mentioned? It should find it right away.
sorry I m writting on my phone... that was /.local/share of course.
I ll try the command this evenning.

Edit: ok... it's not in /home/.local/share but in /root/.local/share......

thanks for the command!
Post edited March 28, 2015 by yohh
avatar
eidolies: It's there for me (Xubuntu 14.04) and I haven't even started to play, just launched the game.
If on a GUI file manager, make sure to display the dot directories.

$ find ~ -type d -name PillarsOfEternity
avatar
yohh: nothing on .local/stade

I just started my research, I keep searching.
I'm guessing that the game follows XDG Base Directory Specification and saves the files to $XDG_DATA_HOME
For me $XDG_DATA_HOME is set as ~/.local/share/
Try $XDG_DATA_HOME/PillarsOfEternity/SavedGames/
BTW I was able to "cloud sync" my Windows and Mac saved games by making a folder on Dropbox and linking to it from the expected save folder locations. It seems to work fine cross-platform so far...

You must use the link commands from the command line (Windows: mklink, Mac: ln). You cannot use alias/shortcuts created in the GUIs for this purpose.
avatar
adilosphen: BTW I was able to "cloud sync" my Windows and Mac saved games by making a folder on Dropbox and linking to it from the expected save folder locations. It seems to work fine cross-platform so far...

You must use the link commands from the command line (Windows: mklink, Mac: ln). You cannot use alias/shortcuts created in the GUIs for this purpose.
Fantastic! I would have never the idea to use a folder with alias for that. Thank you!
avatar
Sude: I'm guessing that the game follows XDG Base Directory Specification and saves the files to $XDG_DATA_HOME
For me $XDG_DATA_HOME is set as ~/.local/share/
Try $XDG_DATA_HOME/PillarsOfEternity/SavedGames/
It does but alas, as far as I noticed, this specification isn't too widespread yet even in modern distributions. The game doesn't seem to use the system variable, as mine is unset. `find` or `locate` will help in any case.
avatar
yohh: sorry I m writting on my phone... that was /.local/share of course.
I ll try the command this evenning.

Edit: ok... it's not in /home/.local/share but in /root/.local/share......

thanks for the command!
So this means you're running the game as root.
You might want to go back to running it as a user.
Post edited March 30, 2015 by eidolies