I have only one playthrough so far, didn't use the manual save since I knew there were autosaves. When I want to replay a mission it warns me that if I do that my autosaves will be overwritten... So I guess I'm asking if I can avoid that somehow by using the manual save to keep my autosaves-have all my playthroughs saved (I'm kind of an OCD)!
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Manual saves are not overwritten by autosaves, so you'll be able to save different playthroughs.
answered Nov 11, 2017 at 18:21
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