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I stopped emulating when my game crashed and I lost weeks of BotW. I moved back to the switch after that lol. Emulation was awesome. Until...
by wernercd 3y ago
I stopped emulating when my game crashed and I lost weeks of BotW. I moved back to the switch after that lol.
Emulation was awesome. Until...
- causality0 3y agoThat doesn't make sense. Botw keeps like five autosaves and they're all separate files which are never written to at the same time. You'd have to manually delete them to lose them.
- wernercd 3y agoYou can say it doesn't make sense... but the emulator crashed and my game was unrecoverable. I don't have the PC anymore but I know what I had happen.
- causality0 3y agoYour yuzu/ryujinx installation could've become messed up and stopped looking in the right folder but your save files were still there and recoverable, I promise.
- wernercd 3y agoI went through the old save files and it was dead. I know where they were located. I found the same manuals and the same walkthroughs. My game files were trashed. Restoring the different saves did nothing. I promise you, I know how to restore saved files and follow instructions on how to do as such. The emulators we easy to use. beautiful. responsive. After TOTK, the energy behind them had them getting constantly updated and was a good experience. Until it wasn't. Restarted TOTK on my Switch. I had bought it because I support games that are worth it even if I emulate them. I've got a Powkiddy RGB10 where I also emulate games. I've got a plex server where I host my own library. When I, a random person on the internet you can believe or not believe, say that my emulator died and I lost weeks of progress on my game? I lost weeks of progress on my game. I can't remember which I was using (I switched between them at one point because one was faster/better but I can't remember which one it was)