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Mister_R
03-06-2008, 13:48
Hi,
I need to install M2 on another computer.
I would like copy the saved games I have to the new computer, so I can continue my game.
I can´t find the saved games location. Does anyone knows it´s location?
FactionHeir
03-06-2008, 14:22
its in your medieval2 folder, called saves.

If you just installed, it is not present but can be created.
ataribaby
03-06-2008, 15:45
Hi,
I need to install M2 on another computer.
I would like copy the saved games I have to the new computer, so I can continue my game.
I can´t find the saved games location. Does anyone knows it´s location?
I was trying to find out too since I've been using Vista these last few months. So for Vista users the files are deep in the Users directory and won't show up on the fancy Vista index search.

C:\Users\*YOUR USERNAME\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\SEGA\Medieval II Total War\saves
Grombeard
03-06-2008, 17:20
I was trying to find out too since I've been using Vista these last few months. So for Vista users the files are deep in the Users directory and won't show up on the fancy Vista index search.

C:\Users\*YOUR USERNAME\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\SEGA\Medieval II Total War\saves

I'm using Vista too and on my machine the savegames are in the standard Medieval II\saves folder
Mister_R
03-06-2008, 17:34
I'm using Vista too and on my machine the savegames are in the standard Medieval II\saves folder

i am using vista amd the files are hiden in the vista structure.
ataribaby
03-07-2008, 02:43
i am using vista amd the files are hiden in the vista structure.Did you find them?
Thesinner
03-08-2008, 09:49
Did you find them?

Thank you so much for posting that, I had that exact same problem.
Mister_R
03-12-2008, 14:22
Is there a way to save games to a different than the default location? I mean to a custom location like, c:\games.
I am using windows vista.
Grombeard
03-13-2008, 10:16
After a little research i found out that this "savegame-folder-hidden-in-the-vista-structure" seems to occur if you install the game in the default "program files" subdirectory. If you install it in another folder NOT in program files (e.g. C:\Games\Medieval II) the savegame folder will be there, too.