Multiplayer - Finished Space Age, my character was lost
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2026 8:38 pm
I bought Factorio and Space Age on Steam.
After 200+ hours of gameplay, an evening this week I finally finished Factorio: Space Age. It was night, I was playing alone. I published the game.
The day after, I reloaded the game, started multiplayer, played with my son so we could finish the game together. We did, we celebrated. What an adventure!
Then, we decided to continue playing and start harvesting prometheum on the way to the Shattered Planet.
I reloaded the game hosting a multiplayer game. I was met with a horrible surprise: my character was lost, together with the mech armor and all the upgraded staff I crafted. Why?
I searched a bit, in the bug forums I wasn't able to find anything.
ChatGPT somehow knows about it and suggested waiting or logging out and logging in again. I tried, but nothing worked.
Is there anyway to get my character, armor, and equipment back?
Thanks in advance for your help and for making what is a great candidate to best game of my life
(previous best game of my life: Dune II, the building of a dynasty, 1992. #just-saying.)
After 200+ hours of gameplay, an evening this week I finally finished Factorio: Space Age. It was night, I was playing alone. I published the game.
The day after, I reloaded the game, started multiplayer, played with my son so we could finish the game together. We did, we celebrated. What an adventure!
Then, we decided to continue playing and start harvesting prometheum on the way to the Shattered Planet.
I reloaded the game hosting a multiplayer game. I was met with a horrible surprise: my character was lost, together with the mech armor and all the upgraded staff I crafted. Why?
I searched a bit, in the bug forums I wasn't able to find anything.
ChatGPT somehow knows about it and suggested waiting or logging out and logging in again. I tried, but nothing worked.
Is there anyway to get my character, armor, and equipment back?
Thanks in advance for your help and for making what is a great candidate to best game of my life
(previous best game of my life: Dune II, the building of a dynasty, 1992. #just-saying.)