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    Default Reinstalling Medieval 2 to a 64 Bit Folder

    Does Re Installing Medieval 2 on a 64 Bit Folder(Since mine is installed on 32Bit Folder) and Pasting the Save over on the new one, Will the Save not be Broken? I am in about 216 Turns and I don't want to Restart lol. and How does one Post a Picture? (Screen Shots) Thanks

    The save is from a Mod, Stainless Steel.

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    Default Re: Reinstalling Medieval 2 to a 64 Bit Folder

    As far as I know, saves should be compatible across installs. I suggest you copy your save files from your current install and paste them into your new install. You will find them at a path something like this:

    C:\Program Files (x86)\SEGA\Medieval II Total War\mods\Stainless_Steel\saves

    I know SS doesn't use that name for its mod folder, but hopefully you get the idea. You could do this for all mods you play, and if you want to copy over your Grand Campaign saves, you would find them in the saves folder in the main directory; something like:

    C:\Program Files (x86)\SEGA\Medieval II Total War\saves

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    Default Re: Reinstalling Medieval 2 to a 64 Bit Folder

    As long as the game versions are identical the save will work - hotseats work by uploading saves and continuing them on other machines.










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