How does Destiny 2 save?
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Sorry, I’m new to the game and was wondering how to save the game/know when it autosaves. This was not explained in the (very limited) tutorial. I don’t want to lose all my progress so far.
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Sorry, I’m new to the game and was wondering how to save the game/know when it autosaves. This was not explained in the (very limited) tutorial. I don’t want to lose all my progress so far.
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Sorry, I’m new to the game and was wondering how to save the game/know when it autosaves. This was not explained in the (very limited) tutorial. I don’t want to lose all my progress so far.
destiny-2
asked Jan 8 at 17:41
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Sorry, I’m new to the game and was wondering how to save the game/know when it autosaves. This was not explained in the (very limited) tutorial. I don’t want to lose all my progress so far.
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Gear will be saved the moment you acquire it.
Mission progress will be lost if you quit. Most of the time, missions are short enough that it should be considered "acceptable" if you have to quit early. Once a mission is complete and you return to the solar system map, that mission counts as completed.
The intro tutorial is actually a collection of missions, and I'm pretty sure if you quit during one, it will bring you back to the most appropriate starting point.
There are checkpoints in some missions that it reverts to if you die, but these aren't stored after quitting.
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
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Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
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Destiny and Destiny 2 are always online RPGs and the games will be continuously saved. It would be almost impossible for progress to be lost, and there is no need (and no possible way) to manually save.
Go ahead and play and quit whenever you like and you won't lose experience, gear, or bounty progress. But if you are in the middle of a story mission, patrol mission, strike, raid, crucible/gambit match, ect then that progress will be lost and will need to be redone.
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
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You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
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Gear will be saved the moment you acquire it.
Mission progress will be lost if you quit. Most of the time, missions are short enough that it should be considered "acceptable" if you have to quit early. Once a mission is complete and you return to the solar system map, that mission counts as completed.
The intro tutorial is actually a collection of missions, and I'm pretty sure if you quit during one, it will bring you back to the most appropriate starting point.
There are checkpoints in some missions that it reverts to if you die, but these aren't stored after quitting.
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
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Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
add a comment |
Gear will be saved the moment you acquire it.
Mission progress will be lost if you quit. Most of the time, missions are short enough that it should be considered "acceptable" if you have to quit early. Once a mission is complete and you return to the solar system map, that mission counts as completed.
The intro tutorial is actually a collection of missions, and I'm pretty sure if you quit during one, it will bring you back to the most appropriate starting point.
There are checkpoints in some missions that it reverts to if you die, but these aren't stored after quitting.
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
KommissarKommissar
399127
1
Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
add a comment |
Gear will be saved the moment you acquire it.
Mission progress will be lost if you quit. Most of the time, missions are short enough that it should be considered "acceptable" if you have to quit early. Once a mission is complete and you return to the solar system map, that mission counts as completed.
The intro tutorial is actually a collection of missions, and I'm pretty sure if you quit during one, it will bring you back to the most appropriate starting point.
There are checkpoints in some missions that it reverts to if you die, but these aren't stored after quitting.
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
KommissarKommissar
399127
Gear will be saved the moment you acquire it.
Mission progress will be lost if you quit. Most of the time, missions are short enough that it should be considered "acceptable" if you have to quit early. Once a mission is complete and you return to the solar system map, that mission counts as completed.
The intro tutorial is actually a collection of missions, and I'm pretty sure if you quit during one, it will bring you back to the most appropriate starting point.
There are checkpoints in some missions that it reverts to if you die, but these aren't stored after quitting.
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
KommissarKommissar
399127
edited Jan 8 at 18:45
answered Jan 8 at 18:37
KommissarKommissar
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answered Jan 8 at 18:37
KommissarKommissar
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answered Jan 8 at 18:37
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Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
add a comment |
1
Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
1
1
Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
Story missions do have waypoints. If you quit the game or change character in a mission, when you re-start the mission you'll start from the waypoint. On the director an icon will be displayed next to the launch button, telling you about the waypoint with an option to reset to the start of the mission.
– David Yell
Jan 9 at 9:25
add a comment |
Destiny and Destiny 2 are always online RPGs and the games will be continuously saved. It would be almost impossible for progress to be lost, and there is no need (and no possible way) to manually save.
Go ahead and play and quit whenever you like and you won't lose experience, gear, or bounty progress. But if you are in the middle of a story mission, patrol mission, strike, raid, crucible/gambit match, ect then that progress will be lost and will need to be redone.
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
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You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
add a comment |
Destiny and Destiny 2 are always online RPGs and the games will be continuously saved. It would be almost impossible for progress to be lost, and there is no need (and no possible way) to manually save.
Go ahead and play and quit whenever you like and you won't lose experience, gear, or bounty progress. But if you are in the middle of a story mission, patrol mission, strike, raid, crucible/gambit match, ect then that progress will be lost and will need to be redone.
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
4,56052449
1
You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
add a comment |
Destiny and Destiny 2 are always online RPGs and the games will be continuously saved. It would be almost impossible for progress to be lost, and there is no need (and no possible way) to manually save.
Go ahead and play and quit whenever you like and you won't lose experience, gear, or bounty progress. But if you are in the middle of a story mission, patrol mission, strike, raid, crucible/gambit match, ect then that progress will be lost and will need to be redone.
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
4,56052449
Destiny and Destiny 2 are always online RPGs and the games will be continuously saved. It would be almost impossible for progress to be lost, and there is no need (and no possible way) to manually save.
Go ahead and play and quit whenever you like and you won't lose experience, gear, or bounty progress. But if you are in the middle of a story mission, patrol mission, strike, raid, crucible/gambit match, ect then that progress will be lost and will need to be redone.
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
4,56052449
edited Jan 8 at 22:19
answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
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answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
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answered Jan 8 at 17:46
VirusbombVirusbomb
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You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
add a comment |
1
You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
1
1
You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
You might want to make specific mention of mission/raid progress, as covered in the other answer.
– Malco
Jan 8 at 20:26
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
nope, anywhere beyond a checkpoint is lost if the game crashes,you can also lose engrams during decryption if game crashes.
– Karan Harsh Wardhan
Jan 9 at 10:53
add a comment |
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