Elden Ring Seamless Coop Save File location

Operating Systems & Open Source Linux
,
1

So I’ve been bashing my head for 2 days now trying to figure out where are the save files for ER Seamless Coop mod located on my Steam Deck( I want to transfer them to my PC).
I have no external storage units connected so by default my save files must be on a normal location “/home/{my_username}/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/2555901231/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Roaming/EldenRing/{my_steamID}/” or am I completely in the wrong here.

PS - Im new to linux so I’ve no idea how to navigate it any help would be appreciated

2

I always go to PCgamingWIKI for these kinds of concerns.

For your particular one:

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Elden_Ring

Game data

Configuration file(s) location

System Location
Windows %APPDATA%\EldenRing\GraphicsConfig.xml
Steam Play (Linux) /steamapps/compatdata/1245620/pfx/[Note 1]

Save game data location

System Location
Windows %APPDATA%\EldenRing[](Glossary:Game data - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game)\ER0000.sl2
Steam Play (Linux) /steamapps/compatdata/1245620/pfx/[Note 1]

Maybe get whole directory rather than just the *.sl2 file?

3 Likes
3

See I didn’t even know about that site.
But the trouble is I can get to the .sl2 file that is normal aka base game save file the thing is this mod save file is .co2 and it is nowhere to be found.
Thanks anyway I’ll keep looking just for fun until I find it.

1 Like
4

In that case, consider a search tool instead?

2 Likes
5

I’m gonna come off a stupid but do I need to download such a thing or you are referring to use the search bar in the file explorer.
Windows is much user friendly since encountering linux I feel like i need a manual just to do basic functions :rofl:

6

I don’t own a Steam Deck, but the above videos should help you find what you’re looking for.

2 Likes
7

If you don’t mind using the terminal…

> find $HOME -type f -iname '*.sl2'
/home/USER/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/1245620/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Roaming/EldenRing/76561197970553205/ER0000.sl2

or for the seamless coop file extension

> find $HOME -type f -iname '*.co2'
3 Likes
8

I prefer GUI like you but as with the post above, often times CLI is usually faster

2 Likes
11

Ty this helped a lot one of the videos made me understand that non-steam games have a separate save folder with a randomly generated numbers in the directory .So I’ve used protonticks to find the ID and locate the folder .
God it took like 2 minutes and I’ve been smashing my head for 2 days :rofl:

1 Like
12

There is also a program which creates symlinks in a folder for all your Steam Prefixes with the coresponding Steam game names (basically shortcuts to the wine environment the game get installed in, so you don’t have to search this). I’ll have to look up the program name.

1 Like
13

I am glad I was able to help; I figured there had to be at least one video in the list I posted that would be useful. There might have been an even easier way, but it involves a non-GUI way of searching for files, and I don’t know if the Steam Deck uses the same Steam OS as the desktop version of Steam OS. Also, I don’t know if Steam OS has a bash terminal. I also did not want to confuse @Locus, which is another reason I didn’t mention the possible terminal way.

1 Like