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[PC] Save files disappearing? Multiple playthroughs?
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So I am playing Valhalla through the Ubisoft Connect client and played a bit this morning and made a manual save (Manual Save #1). My spouse logged into my Ubisoft account on her PC and started a separate, new game. When she went to save, she chose manual save and I could see my game save (#1) in the list. She created a new save and it was titled "Manual Save #2".
When she logged off, I went to play on my PC, and upon logging into the game, I now saw a bunch of autosaves from her game, and only her manual save (#2). My Manual Save #1 was gone and only her saves were visible.
Is there no way to do separate playthroughs on PC without having saves overwrite eachother? Or is there a way to setup a separate profile within the Ubisoft Connect client so that this doesn't happen again?
Worst case is one of us will just have to wait until the other has played through completely before starting our own game, but we were hoping to be able to play around each other's schedules.
Thanks for the help -
Same thing on the xbox one x she did manual save and I did my own manual save but when she went to play today only my manual save was there and she only had autosaves from 2 or 3 hours ago... also if the save system was the same as odyssey it would be easier, hard to tell what save is mine and what save is hers just by the hours played and i tried to see if i can find autosave in the options to turn it on or off or make autosaves more frequent but couldn't find it there...
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