RDR on XBox One No Local Game Saving

I did check the site, and no one had any suggestions. Only one person said they cleared their local and cloud save and started a new game which got it to work. Problem is the game is a super grind and I've unlocked a ton of stuff which I don't want to do
again.

I'm trying to see if there is a way to backup my save. clear the local and cloud save, get the achievement and then reload my save. I have 2 Xboxs, would it be possible to install the game on my second Xbox, clear the local and cloud save, get the achievement,
clear local and cloud save again, then fire up my main Xbox with my game save on it?

Hey there Walter,

Sorry to hear you are running into problems with the game saves on this game, If you have not already done this i would advise that you go ahead and Clear your Local Save Games. This will remove all locally saved game save data but will keep your Cloud
saves.

You can follow steps on how to clear your local saved games by following the link below. Once you are on the page scroll all the way down and follow the steps on clearing local saved games.

• Manage storage on Xbox One

Give this a try and let us know if it has helped.

Let's try to clear the local save game and resync with the cloud

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/troubleshooting/game-issues-solution

Step 6: Clear the local save and resync with the cloud

It’s possible that the local save for your game has become corrupted. If so, deleting the local save and re-syncing with the cloud might correct the problem.

First, delete the local save:

1. Press the Xbox button
    to open the guide and then select My games & apps >
   See all > Games.
2. Highlight the game title, and then press the
   Menu button  on your controller.
3. Select Manage game & add-ons >
   Saved data.
4. Select Delete all to remove the local save of this game.
   
5. Select Delete all again to confirm.
   

After you delete the local save, restart your Xbox One console:

1. Press and hold the Xbox button
    in the center of your Xbox One controller to open the Power Center.
2. Select Restart console.
3. Select Restart.

After you restart your Xbox One console, re-sync your saved games to the cloud. Your saved games are automatically stored in the cloud while you’re connected to Xbox Live.

Try playing the game again to see if re-syncing with the cloud corrected the game problem.

It’s can be that the local save for your game has become corrupted. If so, deleting the local save and re-syncing with the cloud might correct the problem.

First, delete the local save:

1. Press the Xbox button to open the guide and then select My games & apps > See all > Games.

2. Highlight the game title, and then press the Menu button on your controller.

3. Select Manage game & add-ons > Saved data.

4. Select Delete all to remove the local save of this game.

5. Select Delete all again to confirm.

After you delete the local save, restart your Xbox One console:

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1. Turn off your console by holding the Xbox button on the front of the console for approximately 10 seconds. The console will turn off. ​​​

2. Turn your console back on by pressing the Xbox button on the console or the Xbox button on your controller. ​​​

After you restart your Xbox One console, re-sync your saved games to the cloud. Your saved games are automatically stored in the cloud while you’re connected to Xbox Live.

Clear the local save and resync with the cloud

It's possible that the local save for your game has become corrupted. If so, deleting the local save and re-syncing with the cloud might correct the problem.
First, delete the local save:
Press the Xbox button  to open the guide and then select My games & apps > See all > Games.
Highlight the game title, and then press the Menu button  on your controller.
Select Manage game and add-ons > Saved data.
Select Delete all to remove the local save of this game, then follow the prompts.
After you delete the local save, restart your Xbox:
Press and hold the Xbox button  in the centre of your controller.
Select Restart console, then follow the prompts.
After you restart your Xbox, re-sync your saved games to the cloud. Your saved games are automatically stored in the cloud while you're connected to the Xbox service.
Try playing the game again to see if re-syncing with the cloud corrected the game problem.