There is no Legion Was Here save slot bug to recover from, because a failed run never wipes anything: missions replay freely, credibility scores carry over between attempts, and the game supports Steam Cloud — so a mission you already cleared is not sitting in one slot that a bad ending can delete.

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What Progress In Legion Was Here Actually Is

There is nothing to manage by hand, because the game tracks outcomes rather than a single file you load:

  • Six contracted missions, each one of which can be replayed as often as you like.
  • A credibility score per mission out of 100, which is where a "lost" run usually shows up: the score you see is the one from your most recent attempt, not a deleted record.
  • Achievements, including the campaign-wide Legion Is Done, which needs 100 percent on all six missions.

None of that is consumed by failing. A blown cover ends the run in the mission, and the mission is there to run again.

If Something Looks Wrong After A Crash

Check the sync state before you assume anything is gone. The game lists Steam Cloud support, so let a session close normally rather than killing the process, and confirm Steam has finished syncing before you reboot or switch machines. After that, check the credibility score on the mission you were last playing — a lower number after a crash is the previous attempt, not a reset, and one replay is enough to improve it.

The Legion Was Here Save Slot Bug Is Rarely A Lost File

Players who search for a save-slot problem are usually reacting to progress that looks smaller than they remember. In this game that is normally one of two things: a mission score reflecting your last, worse attempt, or a sync that had not finished. Neither is a file you need to recover, and there is no slot to reset or delete.

If you want to build progress deliberately rather than recover it, start from the campaign overview — how the six missions and the three phases fit together — and work the loop properly on the mission you care about.

If Progress Really Is Missing

If missions you have definitely completed are showing as uncompleted, the game has no in-client repair path for that, so the route is the developer directly. Include your platform details and the missions involved, because a fix or confirmation has to come from them.

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