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Re: Saved Games Problem

#108
From: budd... Buddy Love
Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 00:00
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"T. Simmons" <sim...@nospam.vidjunkie.com> wrote:

>  Got a little prob with loading saved games.
>  After installing a zip drive I had to re-install Unreal because the CD
>drive letter changed and the program became confused by this
>(understandable, I guess).
>  After re-installing the game, lo and behold I have no saved games in the
>menu under saved games. There -are- however several save game files in the
>Save folder in the Unreal directory (which appear to be my saved games).
>  Is there any way to get those save files working or do I have to start
>aaaaallllll the way back at the beginning (which would be very uncool)?

Yep. Same here, almost.  I installed the smallest version first, got to
level 4.  Saved my saved game in another dir.  Then, reinstalled medium
size installation.  Reinserted my saved games (2-5 meg saved game files!!)
and nuttin'..................

I had to restart all over again...............<yawn>

Buddy--


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From: budd...@msn.com (Buddy Love)
Subject: Re: Saved Games Problem
Date: 1998/05/27
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