If you want to always have them in sync, you can use a combination of Google Drive and what's called a junction between two folders. 1) Install Google Drive on your current Windows account on both computers 2) Create a folder called Games within your Google Drive folder (could be called anything else, but my example will use this folder) 3) Inside that, copy the Just Cause 3 folder from Documents Square Enix Just Cause 3 into it (ie: Google Drive Games Just Cause 3) 3) Rename the Just Cause 3folder in i] Documents Square Enix[/i] to Just Cause 3_OLD (just a precaution, to ensure you don't lose your savegames during these steps because of a mistake). 4) use the following command to create a junction using the command prompt utility ( Command Prompt (Admin)).

Just save it into your save location. I downloaded this save game and completed it to 100%. Just save it into your save location.

Originally posted by:Rats. I assumed Steam kept progress for me like many other games, so when I nuked my hard drive and reinstalled everything, I seem to have lost all my progress. It won't be the first time I've played halfway though a game, then had to start over because I was a bonehead. Eh, the same just happened to be. Sadly I had both my primary and secondary harddrives go within the same week. Sigh, first time a harddrive had ever died on me in 20 years before I replaced the computer.

Originally posted by:Rats. I assumed Steam kept progress for me like many other games, so when I nuked my hard drive and reinstalled everything, I seem to have lost all my progress. It won't be the first time I've played halfway though a game, then had to start over because I was a bonehead. Eh, the same just happened to be. Sadly I had both my primary and secondary harddrives go within the same week.

Sigh, first time a harddrive had ever died on me in 20 years before I replaced the computer. It's worse -- my drives didn't fail, Windows just stopped behaving normally. I was able to copy my Downloads, etc to my secondary drive but I didn't think to copy my save game folders before I reached for the Windows DVD.

There's probably a lesson there. Originally posted by: Eh, the same just happened to be. Sadly I had both my primary and secondary harddrives go within the same week. Sigh, first time a harddrive had ever died on me in 20 years before I replaced the computer. It's worse -- my drives didn't fail, Windows just stopped behaving normally.

I was able to copy my Downloads, etc to my secondary drive but I didn't think to copy my save game folders before I reached for the Windows DVD. There's probably a lesson there. If your Documents folder is amoung the things you copied before nuking the HD then you should have your JC3 saves. Originally posted by:If you want to always have them in sync, you can use a combination of Google Drive and what's called a junction between two folders. 1) Install Google Drive on your current Windows account on both computers 2) Create a folder called Games within your Google Drive folder (could be called anything else, but my example will use this folder) 3) Inside that, copy the Just Cause 3 folder from Documents Square Enix Just Cause 3 into it (ie: Google Drive Games Just Cause 3) 3) Rename the Just Cause 3folder in i] Documents Square Enix[/i] to Just Cause 3_OLD (just a precaution, to ensure you don't lose your savegames during these steps because of a mistake). Benelli R1 Limited Edition For Sale there. 4) use the following command to create a junction using the command prompt utility ( Command Prompt (Admin)).

What I did was just modify all of the files in the saves folder in docs to have the same date. What I did was use text editor or the typing equivalent to modify each one. I typed ' ' or spacebar before the untranslatable text, then deleted the 'space' exited and saved, did this for all of my files then entered the game and it started saving once more. I also made steam (just the steam app and NOT, NOT JUST CAUSE) to admin and this seemed to work. I think this made my pc go: 'Oh look, sum files are new, lets use em,' '.