One save file, multiple consoles.

Hey there isumadbreh,

As long as you're playing on the same profile you would be using on another console and you're connected to Xbox Live, your save games will sync across any console you play on. So you should have a problem doing this at all.

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just take time and go in your save and use just one save file instead of the 10 multiple ones they continue to give us

@PIRATE - How does one character per save file versus multiple characters per save file make any difference? If it's the former - you would just copy one file for each character. If it's the latter - you would just copy one file for all characters.

Confused!?!

[quote user="Flatliner27"]Being able to have multiple save files when one gets corrupted WOULD save the problem.[/quote]You'd have to ask EA and DICE for that.

The problem lies within the game crashing and pulling the save from the cloud.

Proof,
please. Far as I'm aware, it's soundly a DICE problem.

Again, you're assuming BF4 allows you to have multiple save game files. That's a decision the developers control, not Microsoft. While MS may not be exposing where the file is and allowing for its movement at the moment, that doesn't mean multiple save "slots"
or files aren't possible on a single storage device.

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Yes, it is possible to have separate saves on the same console for different Xbox accounts. To do this, you'll need to ensure that each account is signed in to the console and the game separately. When you start the game, make sure that you are signed in to the correct account before launching the game.

Additionally, many games will have the option to "Save As" or create a new save file, separate from the existing one, which you can use to create a new save file for your account, so you can progress separately from your partner.

Another option is to create multiple profiles on the console, each with its own account and game saves. This way, you can switch between the profiles to access the different saves.

Keep in mind that some games may not support multiple save files, or there may be a limit to the number of save files you can have. The best way to confirm this is to check the game's manual or visit the game's official website.