Big problem about GWX 2.0

TarJak · 01-30-08, 05:26 AM

This is covered on page 14 of the GWX manual.

"Players who have just one career in stock Silent Hunter III will occasionally find the content of their
save game appears to be empty even though they saved the game successfully, the save game points
are present, and the save game is still present in their saved game folder. This is a stock Silent
Hunter III behavior and seems to happen when you have deleted the career named after your “player
name” and replaced it with a name of your own creation), so the GWX team suggests you create a
“dummy” career (e.g., for Leutnant z. S. Fubar) before starting your real career to ensure this does
not happen.
If this does happen, rename your career by appending an “x” to the name, exit, and restart Silent
Hunter III. Verify if Silent Hunter III can now read the contents of the save game: if so, you can
rename the career back to its original name. If not, you will need to start a new career."

01-30-08, 05:26 AM	#7
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	This is covered on page 14 of the GWX manual. "Players who have just one career in stock Silent Hunter III will occasionally find the content of their save game appears to be empty even though they saved the game successfully, the save game points are present, and the save game is still present in their saved game folder. This is a stock Silent Hunter III behavior and seems to happen when you have deleted the career named after your “player name” and replaced it with a name of your own creation), so the GWX team suggests you create a “dummy” career (e.g., for Leutnant z. S. Fubar) before starting your real career to ensure this does not happen. If this does happen, rename your career by appending an “x” to the name, exit, and restart Silent Hunter III. Verify if Silent Hunter III can now read the contents of the save game: if so, you can rename the career back to its original name. If not, you will need to start a new career."