majora's mask saving issue...

jeffdied · April 19th, 2003

i can't save from the bird totems so how should i set it in the settings. my savefile from the game menu with the owl icon dissapears when i restart it.

and problems with quicksaving, sometimes not everytime, it doesnt quickload just plain black screen, its not that its a big problem it disturbs when im trying to save cuz it might **** up my progress.

April 19th, 2003

Things I would suggest:

MM states tend to screw up for some reason frenqently, so when you save your state, save at least two or three times before you proceed. Sometimes, I save states multiple times, then load just to make sure it worked.

After you quit playing for a while, make sure your save state works, then back it up. Personally, I just made a backup save folder in the saves folder, then copied everything into it to make sure it wouldn't randomly die.

Doing those things frenqently have done well for me.

**DarkAurora** · April 21st, 2003

Why do you need to use savestates in Zelda?:confused: Zelda lets you save anywheres.

April 22nd, 2003

It's a lot easier than, if you have to quit in the middle of a long ass dungeon, to go through it all over again. A mucho time saver IMO.

April 19th, 2003	#1 (permalink)
jeffdied Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 4	majora's mask saving issue... i can't save from the bird totems so how should i set it in the settings. my savefile from the game menu with the owl icon dissapears when i restart it. and problems with quicksaving, sometimes not everytime, it doesnt quickload just plain black screen, its not that its a big problem it disturbs when im trying to save cuz it might **** up my progress.

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April 19th, 2003	#2 (permalink)
Modem Guest Posts: n/a	Things I would suggest: MM states tend to screw up for some reason frenqently, so when you save your state, save at least two or three times before you proceed. Sometimes, I save states multiple times, then load just to make sure it worked. After you quit playing for a while, make sure your save state works, then back it up. Personally, I just made a backup save folder in the saves folder, then copied everything into it to make sure it wouldn't randomly die. Doing those things frenqently have done well for me.

April 21st, 2003	#3 (permalink)
DarkAurora Back from the dead Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Seymour, TN Posts: 3,741	Why do you need to use savestates in Zelda?:confused: Zelda lets you save anywheres.

April 22nd, 2003	#4 (permalink)
Modem Guest Posts: n/a	It's a lot easier than, if you have to quit in the middle of a long ass dungeon, to go through it all over again. A mucho time saver IMO.