WEBFISHING

WEBFISHING

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How to Backup Saves for Webfishing (Visual Guide)
By nwofka
steam cloud is not active on this game, so if you are to uninstall or get a new pc or whatnot, none of your saves will be saved to the cloud.
This guide is meant to help people in the most straight forward way possible.
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To back them up:
     
  1. go to file explorer
     
  2. copy this into the address bar: %appdata%/Godot/app_userdata/webfishing_2_newver



     
  3. copy everything from this folder and paste it into a new folder (preferably called webfishing
    backup)
     
  4. keep this backup somewhere safe (USB drive, Google Drive, etc)

if you need to reinstall:
     
  1. copy the files from the webfishing backup folder
     
  2. paste them into the same folder as before: %appdata%/Godot/app_userdata/webfishing_2_newver

I recommend regularly doing this every time you make significant progress in the game.
19 Comments
nwofka  [author] 28 Oct @ 10:43am 
@Uncle Cheech You should be able to, you'll just have to go into desktop mode and access the file system from there. you may have to look up where the %appdata% folder is as i'm unsure if Steam OS uses the same folder.
Uncle Cheech 27 Oct @ 6:00pm 
is this possible to do on steam deck? i just got mine so i'm not to familiar on how it fully functions
Goober 22 Oct @ 9:54pm 
Thanks bro
Mizublu 26 Apr @ 4:45am 
sadge, its all gone
Magiczny 21 Apr @ 6:32am 
Wish i knew that was a thing, just started playing again and was wondering what happened to my save.
Man, it's like DMFD all over again for me :htshocked:
Kirapipi★Kirapika 16 Apr @ 4:20pm 
rip to the guy who lost his data:lunar2019laughingpig:
Mr Kinito PET 28 Mar @ 3:16pm 
so wait? does that mean i had lose all of my save data from the game on my New computer D:, OH NO!!!
JayTuut 25 Mar @ 3:06am 
nvm its under Roaming
JayTuut 25 Mar @ 3:06am 
It's weirdly not in appdata, it just shows local, locallow and roaming
kiphip 12 Mar @ 9:40pm 
I copied and compressed the entire directory into a zip, then put it in the cloud.