Ya, ya, ya... Color me newbie as of yesterday. Just figuring out the game controls, PC version.
Thanks for clarifying this basic need. Life is great!
Saving games
Saving games
Hmmmm The manual says to use "World Save" in the Options menu, but I don't have any such entry. Just "Hero Save". Also don't see how to "Auto Save".
Ya, ya, ya... Color me newbie as of yesterday. Just figuring out the game controls, PC version.
Thanks for clarifying this basic need. Life is great!
Ya, ya, ya... Color me newbie as of yesterday. Just figuring out the game controls, PC version.
Thanks for clarifying this basic need. Life is great!
Thanks for such a speedy reply! I wondered about that, so thought I would look at the options when I first logged in, without talking to "Dad". heh But "World Save" still wasn't there.
Guess I'll just have to set aside enough time to complete quests then, tho I sure hate starting over every time I have to leave unexpectedly.
Hopefully the quests won't take hours, and I can find out where I am within one.
Appreciate the input.
Guess I'll just have to set aside enough time to complete quests then, tho I sure hate starting over every time I have to leave unexpectedly.
Hopefully the quests won't take hours, and I can find out where I am within one.
Appreciate the input.
Auto Save happens automatically at the game's discretion, not yours. It does not happen at a certain interval, only when you start or complete a quest.
As for when you first start out, you need to give yourself at least an hour for the first time you are playing since you should try to get through childhood, guild training and then completing the guild (you can do it quicker when you are familiar with the game but if you're trying to learn it takes a little bit to get everything going). Once you get through all of those training sessions then you start in the real world and can explore more areas, etc. The first part is one long quest (or maybe a couple of medium quests), but once you graduate then it is much easier to only play for a little while as you can choose when to start a quest and which quests to do.
As for when you first start out, you need to give yourself at least an hour for the first time you are playing since you should try to get through childhood, guild training and then completing the guild (you can do it quicker when you are familiar with the game but if you're trying to learn it takes a little bit to get everything going). Once you get through all of those training sessions then you start in the real world and can explore more areas, etc. The first part is one long quest (or maybe a couple of medium quests), but once you graduate then it is much easier to only play for a little while as you can choose when to start a quest and which quests to do.