No Quicksave?
Am I missing something or does Dragon Age: Veilguard have no quicksave? F5 doesn't seem to do anything, and I don't see anything in the keyboard mappings settings either. (Also, why are save slots l...
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EA_Illium
EA Staff (Retired)
EA Staff (Retired)Apologies TheRealDocMcCoy but DATV does not have a Quick save feature... Happy to pass this along to the team!
not having a quick save seems like a really weird decision.
Yes, that's just really weird.
I had a save and the game crashed in the process (I was expecting that as a result of many alt-tab and programs started and closed during the game session). Lost that save. Imagine if I were using quicksave only instead of separate save slot. Especially when you get closer to the end. 100 save slots are more than enough for a full run and if there are not, you can delete the one you don't need.
I know I do about 5-10 times less separate saves when I have the option of quicksave.
Please do. Would be great if that could be added in a future patch.
Also, please also pass along my desire to have more save slots, preferably unlimited. For comparison: Dragon Age: Inquisition had a save slot limit of 250. And that already annoyed me. You know how many saves I created across my playthrough? 3274. I know that because I keep my saves. Heck I even back them up, and yes, I follow the 3-2-1 rule. I have 1.9GB of Dragon Age: Inquisition saves, 3274 in number, backed up off-shore, so that I'll never lose them. I can't just overwrite or delete saves, so the 100 limit in DA:TV is painful to me.
No quicksave and a limited number of save slots is a big step down from ... most games after 2004.
Please bring this up for a future patch. So immersion breaking to have to constantly manual save. This was a staple in every previous version, so this is a serious failure.
Was that a deliberate choice on the part of the developers or an oversight?
If it was an oversight, that's worrying - they aren't students, they're professionals.
If it was a deliberate decision? That's baffling. You do not gain anything by forcing us to open the menu to manually save other than to annoy your players and break their immersion.2 years later and I must say after running through DA: O, DA: II and DA: I - to come back to this after my first run and find no quick save is most definitely a huge disappointment.
you guys already got my money, but it is sad that the lack of this feature may actually prevent me from doing a second run of this game, let alone a 3rd or more... :-(
also it is annoying that I can't pause but still see the 'play field' - to keep up on combat, without being able to ascertain where all the baddies are to make a plan is bad.
what stinks is so much that was good about DA: O was left out and it just seems that so much got worse as they went instead of better.
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