Medieval Dynasty Ultimate Guide (All You Need to Know)

Overview

SaveGame Drive C to Drive D

Homepage

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SaveGame Drive C to Drive D

Credit to @haessliches Frettchen for pointing it out.

Here:
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Reference knowledge:
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Note:
I will be using a graphical interface guide than a command prompt.
It will be much easier to understand.

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How to point your SaveGame into another directory?

* It should work with all game, assuming you link it correctly.
The different game will have different save game location.
You can do an adjustment to add into the “D:Saved Game” folder.

Required for the graphical link.
Reference:
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You require to download “HardLinkShellExt“.
Please refer to your original Windows 32bit or 64bit below.

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All Windows 64
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All necessary runtime DLLs are already installed on your system, but if not grab it from here for:
64bit:
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Direct download for 64bit:
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All Windows 32
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All necessary runtime DLLs are already installed on your system, but if not grab it from here for:
32bit:
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Direct download for 32bit:
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Instruction

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Install “HardLinkShellExt_X64.exe” or “HardLinkShellExt_win32.exe“.
Click yes to refresh/restart the explorer.
Depending on your Windows system.

Back up your M.D. SaveGame folder to another place before attempting this method.

Step 1.
Create a folder in this directory.
D:Saved GameMedieval Dynasty saved

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Step 2.
Copy your backup “Saved” folder into.
D:Saved GameMedieval Dynasty saved

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Step 3.
Right mouse click to the “Saved” folder.
Then, Left mouse click to “Pick Link Source“.

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Step 4.
Go to.
C:Users%username%AppDataLocalMedieval_Dynasty

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Step 5A.
Then Right mouse click, then “Drop As…“, “Junction“.

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Step 5B.
It should display the “Saved” as a shortcut.
But actually, it was linked to the actual folder in your D drive.
Which is in here. D:Saved GameMedieval Dynasty saved

Do not do this:
You can delete or disconnect the link just by deleting the “Saved” shortcut link.

Note:
If you copy & paste a save game inside the “C:Users%username%AppDataLocalMedieval_DynastySavedSaveGames“,
it will actually copy & paste inside “D:Saved GameMedieval Dynasty savedSavedSaveGames“.
You can test this. It’s like magic. lol…

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Step 6.
Test the game.
Open the game of Medieval Dynasty.
Then you should see the Continue & Load in the main Menu.
If not, you did something wrong.