Xenoblade Chronicles 3

How to Save The Game

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Saving is a feature where you mark your current progress in the game and load it so you can resume from where you left off. Read on to learn how to save your game in Xenoblade Chronicles 3!

How to Save the Game

Open the Menu and Choose System

System Save Menu

To save your game, simply go to the Menu. Once there, choose System and this will bring up a subset of menus to choose from.

Choose Save

Once you're in the System menu, choose to save and simply choose a save slot you want to use then save your game. This will save your game on that chosen save slot and you can now reload the game after resuming playing the game!

Manually Save at a Rest Spot

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Alternatively, you can also manually save the game by choosing the save game menu while resting in a rest spot. This is a great alternative since you will start in an area where you can track your team’s equipment easily and get an easier start when resuming the game.

What Are Rest Spots?

Is There an Auto Save?

Auto Save Feature is Active

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The Auto Save feature is present in Xenoblade Chronicles 3! The game automatically triggers the Auto-Save feature as you progress through the game. This adds a layer of safety to your game's progress in case you need to exit the game abruptly.

How to Quick Save

Quick Save by Pressing Y on the Menu

Quick Save is available in the game! Use this whenever you need to quickly exit the game and reload it to resume your game more easily. To use the Quick Save feature, press Y while on the main menu and a Quick Save file will automatically be created in the Quick Save slot.

Where Can You Save?

Saving is Available Anytime Except for Battles

You can save the game anytime as long as you're currently not in battle! There are no save spots in the game but saving near rest spots or skip traveling to these spots then saving is recommended since it is free of hostiles to possibly disrupt you from saving the game as well as allowing you to recuperate and reorganize your party after a break.

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