Cloud gaming issue that keeps happening

There seems that it would be an issue with the save or a cloud save . Refunds would have to be for a game with less then 2 hours played , withing 10 days , and no acheivements . So i do not see a return happening for this. There is a way to do a soft reset
and still keep gave save data, but it is all backed up in the cloud and would synced back when you launched the games

Hello EditSoos,

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention, and keeping us updated on the situation. Is this issue occurring on an Xbox One or Xbox 360? What is the exact error message that appears? The Xbox 360 cloud storage will need to be enable to use, but the
Xbox One will use the cloud as long as the console is connected to the internet. We have an article entitled

Xbox One Cloud Game Saves: FAQ that answers several questions about the Xbox One cloud system. Be sure to keep us updated so that we may make sure the issue get resolved!

Keep your save games on the cloud and delete the HDD saves and the game and re-download.

Then when you have it you can try the game again to see what happens and your cloud saves will be there if it works and you can copy them back to your HDD to use or access them from the cloud directly and see if the rings continue to save.

The same thing keeps on happening again and again where Just Cause 2 can't sync with the Cloud and I have to keep on going through those settings again. Why does this game always do this?

Quick resume doesn't function with Elden Ring (the game I've had save data issues with). That's an issue, but it's irrelevant to the cloud save issue I'm describing.

Like I said, it happens either way. The problems are:

1) the cloud saves don't update every time a game saves locally, so the cloud saves can fall behind.

2) the cloud saves overwrite the local saves (without prompt) every time you start a game while online, even if the cloud saves are older.

This is a ridiculous design. What happens when someone keeps their console offline or has no internet connection for a period of time and then goes back online? They could lose hours/days/weeks of progress in multiple games if they played during that period.

I saw an older post describing exactly that. A father was upset that his young son lost 4 days of progress in Minecraft because he played while they had no internet, and that local save data was immediately overwritten when they got back online (with absolutely no prompt or choice in the matter).