You might also note that sometimes a later file is slightly smaller than an earlier file. They aren't the same size (certainly by more than a few tens of bytes). Something that may help: compare the size of your latest "quicksave" file with that of your latest "auto" or "manual" save file. If you don't follow that, I will try to clarify whatever confuses you but I need some idea as to what is not coming through. Can you explain it in a little more simple way please? I don't know much stuff about save files and this kinda thingsĭid you read the " Fourth Rule" in the article I linked in my initial post? That's the clearest example I know of, and something you can verify for yourself. What is it you're trying to say anyway? I didn't understand anything but it can corrupt my save file. I've been using quicksave from my very first hour and haven't got that "corrupted save file" in any bethesda game i've played and i quicksave often (like every 2-5 minutes) But every encounter with a "spawned" actor is going to have left something that is going to get saved. If you are going to worry about it, stopping picking up or moving things. The essential information has to be stored in the "save game" file and that is why it takes more time to load. The more you interact with the game (any game not just this one), the more it has to keep track of how your interaction "changed" the world from the initial vanilla state.
There is seldom any need to (re)use a "quicksave" unless you are going to repeat the same action in the exact same circumstances repeatedly (such as repeatedly "bargaining" for a better price). You are given the ability to save 1000 game files for a reason and you can stretch that number out by deleting older saves. Please see the 'Fourth Rule: Reloading "save game" files' entry in the 'First Timer Advice' section of the wiki " FNV General Mod Use Advice" article for the details. They do not include everything a "full save" does and will eventually fail you. Do NOT rely upon "quicksaves" as your "save game" files.
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