[FB] How to share your replays (might be good for new players)

[MichaelVash7886]

This thread shows you how to put your Gundam Extreme Vs Full Boost replays on a flashdrive. This could be particularly useful for:

-Newer players can let- experienced players take a look at their match to help them out

-Veteran players to use to show tips or commentaries

-Showing off a cool moment, etc.

First you need to go to Full Boost's main menu and go to Briefing Room > First Option > first option. This will take you to your replays. Any replays you want put on your flashdrive you will need go to and select on. This will put a lock the replay and you can hit triangle to see which you have locked. After this exit out of the menu, the game should save.

From here go back to the XMB. Go up to PS3 saved data. Make sure your USB stick is plugged into your PS3. Hit triangle on your Full Boost Replay save. And copy it to the USB stick:

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Once it finishes put the USB stick in your computer and head to that drive. Go to PS3 > SaveData > and you would need to zip NPJB00512REPLAY then find a way to share it.

Then find the game folder and zip it up (or copy all the files within)

Full path is:

Drive:\

[Skillkill107]

Hah, thanks you're a life saver!

[LinksJP]

great post. nice to have this information readily available to everyone.

[Kurushii]

Are they not account locked like other game replays?

[AirMaster]

The EXVS replays weren't account locked. Doubt they changed that.

[Kurushii]

The EXVS replays weren't account locked. Doubt they changed that.

That's nice, I wish ASW would follow that trend

[crimsonstardust]

Ok I'm a little confused (also seeing how I don't have the game yet too). So is it basically extracting the replay save and you just share the file so that someone else could watch the replay from within the game?

[Sharakonta]

Yep Crimson, that's pretty much what it is.

[MichaelVash7886]

Are they not account locked like other game replays?

Already confirmed. Tried it on my English account and it worked fine. It will overwrite your saved replays so if you paste any you need to backup your own.

Ok I'm a little confused (also seeing how I don't have the game yet too). So is it basically extracting the replay save and you just share the file so that someone else could watch the replay from within the game?

Exactly. Not ideal but it's better than nothing.

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[brett_]

On a related note, I haven't made an official post yet due to being busy and it not being for a while, but next month I'll be reviving Second Impact, which was a replay-review series I used to do back in vanilla where we analyzed beginner/intermediate players to help them find concrete places to improve / discuss.