It really depends on the difficulty of the games. If it is a hard PC game I automaticly hit quick save in case i get hit with an insta-kill bullet.But if the game is easy and is on a plateform i dont save as often because you have to go to the start menu or to a location on the map
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I quicksave after every fight, upon entering a new area, upon finding a good item, etc.
In games without quicksaves,
JRPGs, save at the world map or every save point.
Action RPGs (e.g. Fable) save when I want to quit or before an important fight.
Shooters, when it saves for me.
Fighters, ...lol.
In games without quicksaves,
JRPGs, save at the world map or every save point.
Action RPGs (e.g. Fable) save when I want to quit or before an important fight.
Shooters, when it saves for me.
Fighters, ...lol.
If you can save whenever, I usually save before something big, as you usually can tell what's coming up or when there's a lull in the action. Problem with this is if I get carried away in the game I can either save many many times, or go hours without saving.
Or, if they have save points like most RPG's, then I'll save whenever I see one, unless you're speed running I think it'd be weird to see one and not save.
Or, if they have save points like most RPG's, then I'll save whenever I see one, unless you're speed running I think it'd be weird to see one and not save.
Most of the time I rely on autosave while I'm playing and than every hour or so I'll save it. If I accomplish something and it doesn't autosave than I'll save it too. Nothing worse than spending an hour fighting your way to some legendary weapon, dying to a random enemy and finding out that it last autosaved just after you started searching for it.