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Does anyone know if this is possible/how to do it?

DeadNedStarkDeadNedStark
in Game Of Thrones

So, I'm going to keep this nice and simple. I played up to Episode 4 on my old computer, and I have a new computer now. My old choices are linked with my Telltale Account, so I was wondering if there is any way to transfer those choices onto my new computer? If not, I'll just play it all through again right now before Episode 5 is released on Steam.

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  • OzzyUKOzzyUK Moderator

    You should have copied your save files from you directory (C:\Users\Your Name\Documents\telltale games) and pasted them onto your new computer, if you didn't make a backup of those save files you will need to play all the episodes again.

  • WigamsWigams

    Who doesn't love bacon?

    OzzyUK posted: »

    You should have copied your save files from you directory (C:\Users\Your Name\Documents\telltale games) and pasted them onto your new computer, if you didn't make a backup of those save files you will need to play all the episodes again.

  • DeadNedStarkDeadNedStark

    I still have my old computer, I didn't get rid of it, it's just that it was a piece of junk.

    How do I go about pasting it onto my new computer? It's not like they're connected with each other, is there a third party thing I need to use? Sorry, I'm horrible when it comes to computers.

    OzzyUK posted: »

    You should have copied your save files from you directory (C:\Users\Your Name\Documents\telltale games) and pasted them onto your new computer, if you didn't make a backup of those save files you will need to play all the episodes again.

  • OzzyUKOzzyUK Moderator

    If you have a USB pen drive or external hard drive you will need to copy your "telltale games" folder from your old computer and paste into your "Documents" folder on your new computer.

    DeadNedStark posted: »

    I still have my old computer, I didn't get rid of it, it's just that it was a piece of junk. How do I go about pasting it onto my new com

  • Blind SniperBlind Sniper Moderator

    In addition to doing what OzzyUK said in the post above, using any other regular method of file sharing (such as uploading files onto a cloud file-sharing website, sharing files via a network connection, etc) would also work, I imagine. However, OzzyUK's methods are quicker if you do have a USB drive/etc on you.

    DeadNedStark posted: »

    I still have my old computer, I didn't get rid of it, it's just that it was a piece of junk. How do I go about pasting it onto my new com

  • KillahKillah

    Bacon.

    Wigams posted: »

    Who doesn't love bacon?

  • DeadNedStarkDeadNedStark
    edited July 2015

    Thank you @both of you for the great help! (Idk how to tag people in my posts like some people do,) I will do that now.

    Edit: ...oh

    Blind Sniper posted: »

    In addition to doing what OzzyUK said in the post above, using any other regular method of file sharing (such as uploading files onto a clou

  • DeadNedStarkDeadNedStark

    Don't be such an arse, Bowen.

    Wigams posted: »

    Who doesn't love bacon?

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