Sometimes you just gotta learn to let go. Make sacrifices. Leave old friends behind. Move on. But other times…
You can load your original X-Com saves once more.
Everything old is new again
Sometimes you just gotta learn to let go. Make sacrifices. Leave old friends behind. Move on. But other times…
You can load your original X-Com saves once more.
That’s awesome, guys! Keep up the good work!
How amazing is that!
I don’t have any old saves from my original game, but still it’s awesome.
Good job!
Eureka! I have my old saves. Should be interesting where I left off a few years ago.
Nice, I like this feature, although I don’t know if I wanna go through my rusty old PCs I keep in the basement to find some old saves.
My buddy told me I can do this now, because I’ve just been playing with first the utilities mod and then the extender recently. Time to make the move to the modding world!! X-COM vet reporting for duty!
Now which mods to try.. Y’all got so many of them fuck yeah!!! I’m just gonna go wild here and pick everything that looks like they won’t conflict, just as my older Star Wars mods.
Happy to see this site is still very much alive.
Pretty good skills, I guess.
Very nice!
Maybe, but they need to hurry up with Terror. Some of us wanted TFTD from the beginning. UD is good, but I grew up with Lobstermen, not Mutons.
Yeah man… keep the good work….
let’s make this game 4 ever !!
Details on how to do it would be nice…
Just copy the original save to the OpenXcom user folder (assuming you’re using the nightlies).
I’ve copied my old saved game files to the OpenXcom save folder, but they aren’t showing up when I run OpenXcom.
So, what’s the catch?
OpenXcom is great, but I’d hate to start over now considering how many hours I’ve poured into my old game.
I finally beat the game… on Android! It was a pain in the ass to set up, but only because of the way Kindle HDX handles storage. Thanks for the port, it worked great despite the “experimental” tag. Can’t wait for OpenTerror!