#save data bleeding between two users

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lament comet
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i own the game and my friend is staying over and bought it. when they logged in on their account to play the game, they were logged in as them, but playing on my save data.

leaden shell
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i dont understand

hollow thorn
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Do you mean they had access to your dungeons when they played on your own computer?
Isn't it because it is saved in your game's files?

lament comet
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they were on my file, but logged into their steam

it seems the game is using the same data on the pc, and doesn't care which user loads it

so now I'm scared what got uploaded to his steam cloud; is he going to get home to find out he's on my data? we won't know till he goes home tomorrow

hollow thorn
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Did he have all your rings too?... lol

leaden shell
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wdym on one file?

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like, are you playing on a single PC?

lament comet
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yeah, all rings

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yeah same pc

leaden shell
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well then its steam's fault

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then it didnt synchronize the save data with the cloud

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ofc i only store the data for the game itself

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not which user plays

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but this happens in all games ive played

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in Elden Ring too for example

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when i change user, it still uses my local save data

lament comet
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basically:

-i played on my pc with my data
-he came over to visit and bought the game
-logged in as himself and booted up the game
-my save data

leaden shell
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not sure how the steam cloud internals work

lament comet
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I'm concerned cause he got a save cloud update so i think we just duped my data but we won't know until tomorrow

I'm curious; if he goes online will it give me two steam ids??

leaden shell
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give who two steam IDs?

lament comet
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basically when i went online it assigned me a user based on my steam ID right?

if he was to go online with my save data but his steam profile, couldn't that break something?

I'm scared to check

leaden shell
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no that is fine

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it wont assign your account two IDs

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both of you have a separate QM account now

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but since save data is locally stored and handled via steam cloud, thats different