People have had problems recovering their vaults from the cloud before, and if your game corrupts it's easy for the corrupt version to get saved to the cloud (and if you're not using the cloud or can't and it corrupts then you're screwed if you don't have a backup).įor all platforms see 1.4 for where the game files are located.Īndroid: Give robot9706's Android save editor a look as it has a backup feature (along with many other useful editing features if you're interested). That being said, I would strongly recommend manually backing up your vault every once in a while as well. If you've reinstalled the game or are playing on a new device, check the box in the empty slot where your vault was, and a loading bar should come up as it downloads your vault from the cloud.
For platforms that don't automatically cloud save simply check the box next to your vault in the vault list, and you will enable it. If feeling a bit paranoid about a particular game, you can always try a fresh install to any second device you own and then move the data across, to see if it works.Q: How can I protect my vault from corruption, if I have to reinstall the game, or move to a new device?Ī: The game's method of doing so is cloud saving (not available on Bethesda Launcher version, available everywhere else I believe). However, we’ve successfully used it hundreds of times to save and restore game progress data, and also to move said progress between devices, such as from an iPhone to an iPad, in order to continue with a game that lacks cloud-based saves. Note that the method outlined in this tutorial isn’t quite foolproof - it’s not totally guaranteed to work with every single iOS title. In rare cases, this might cause problems with the app (such as if you’re restoring very old data to an app that’s been updated several times since), but this is very rare and even if problems do occur, you can always reinstall the app and try copying across fewer files at a time. If you can’t easily locate the game save, you can try copying across the entirety of the Documents and Library folders. To do this, double-click your Home button, locate the app, and swipe it upwards. If the app on your device had previously been launched, you may need to force-quit it in order for the new save data to be loaded. In your Finder data back-up, locate the save file, and then drag it to the equivalent location in iExplorer, replacing any existing file if you need to. To later restore your data, install a fresh copy of the app on your device, and then connect the device to iExplorer.
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