So i've been trying to put neverwinter on my D : drive and i can't figure out a way to do it.
When i download the game through steam and i select D : drive the launcher goes there just fine, but it still tries to patch the main game files to C : drive.
Any suggestions for a technologically inept player? Is there any text file or anything where i could go and specify where i want the actual game files to download ?
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D/steam/steamapps/common/cryptic studios/neverwinter.exe
After i log in it starts downloading the full game to C drive.
The moment it starts patching it creates a folder C/Neverwinter
I did previously have the game there but i uninstalled it (wanting to move it to the other drive).
I uninstalled it by doing uninstall on steam, which properly removed most of it leaving back combat logs and .txt files and whatnot, deleted those then used ccleaner to clean up the registry whatever.
Uninstalled neverwinter through steam, then through add or remove programs, then deleted all the files i could find related to neverwinter, then cleaned up registry with a software that does that.
At this point there are no apparent neverwinter files in my pc.
Then i went on steam and clicked install, it shows me this, all seems ok, launcher downloads there.
Then i open the launcher and the thing starts downloading the full game in C/Neverwinter/Neverwinter_en
I'm lost
Downloaded full game with it's files, copy pasted them somewhere in D drive, then in cmd created a junction between
C/Neverwinter and D/whereveriputthem to trick the spaghetti code client into thinking the game is downloaded and ready to go.
mklink c:\neverwinter d:\whereveriputthem
mklink /j c:\neverwinter d:\whereveriputthem
People shouldn't go through this, a simple option in the launcher to select where you want the game to be should be enough nowadays.
You can either change it, or delete the path.
Run regedit.exe (typing from the start menu should show it)
Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER -> Software -> Cryptic -> Neverwinter
You should see there "installlocation"
change it