The Bethesda.net game launcher is dropping Ghost as of May 11, so Bethesda is allowing anyone who has purchased games on its particular platform to transfer their purchases to Steam. The launcher and your library will remain accessible after May 11, but Bethesda recommends that users start the process as soon as possible.
In the process of migrating your games, Bethesda notes that your entire game library and wallet will be with all of your saved games meaning you won’t have to worry about losing your 500-plus-hour playthrough. is not needed. Result 76. However, we recommend that you back up those files wherever applicable before starting the process.
However, Bethesda.net login will still be a thing, and your credentials will remain unchanged for titles that require an account. doom eternal And fallout 76,
If you’re not sure whether you actually have a game on Bethesda.net Launcher, here’s a brief list of affected games that are available on the platform. This can be a bit confusing, especially with so many of these games hosted on Steam at once.
To find and back up any saves you have, Bethesda has provided this handy guide that shows the default locations for any saves made through the Bethesda.net Launcher.
Thankfully, the process of migrating your game is remarkably easy, beyond locating any saves lurking around you. Simply log in to your account at Bethesda.net, and click the “Transfer Library” button.
This utility will prompt you to link and verify your Steam account if you haven’t already. Once that’s done, all you have to do is confirm which games are going ahead, and you’re ready to go.
What you should look for after a successful transfer.
The whole process is fairly straightforward, but Bethesda also provided an FAQ that provides a more comprehensive list of your specific questions.
