Seems like this would have been a pretty obvious choice. This seems to indicate that saves happen often enough that the developer didn't want it always on the screen. While the ring, hammer, and dagger icon appear when things load, the reverse isn't true - there's no icon displayed when a save file is created. The tutorial mission doesn't mention it, save info doesn't show up as a tip in the load screens, and even the help segment covering the game's mechanics provides no clues as to what's going on. What's not immediately clear is just exactly when the game automatically creates a new save file. With how much of the game world's state changes at any given time between the updated Nemesis and Stronghold systems - not to mention all your various skills and item upgrades - it seems obvious that Shadow Of War uses an auto-save feature. how in the heck is Talion supposed to save his progress? The game doesn't tell you at all, and more than a few players are worried about losing hours' worth of progress before quitting.ĭid the game save, or are we going to have to kill this guy over again? Manual Saving in Shadow Of War There is a bit of a catch once that download time is done, however. Sure, this sequel does see the series depart even more heavily from Tolkien's roots and essentially ditch any attempt at lore cohesion - but if you loved the game play of Shadow Of Mordor, there's no reason you shouldn't be installing the extra 33 gigs off the disc and playing right now. Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War sees Talion and his wraith companion Celimbrimbor return for more orc-slaying shenanigans, but with even more army-raising and war-waging than ever before! Get ready to slaughter orcs (and much more) by the hundreds while forging your own green skin fighting force.
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