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Exoprimal supports cross save and cross progression. To see how these features work in this online multiplayer game, you can take a look at this guide from Seeking Tech.

Limitations

While Exoprimal supports cross save and cross progression, you are limited by ecosystem.

The Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X and Windows PC versions support the same progression with each other.

If you are playing on the PlayStation ecosystem, then you can only share your progress between the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation 5 versions.

If you have the Steam version, then you won’t be able to carry your progress to any of the other versions of the same game.

How cross save works in Exoprimal

The player’s progress is saved through the Capcom ID cloud storage. So, in order to transfer your save data, all you need to do is log into the appropriate accounts on the new platform.

In the Xbox ecosystem, you should be using the same Xbox Live account and Capcom ID to log into the Exoprimal servers.

For the PlayStation ecosystem, you need to use the same PlayStation Network account and Capcom ID.

Any changes you made in the Settings menu on the original platform won’t be carried over to the new platform. For this data, you need to use the PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live cloud storage servers for transfers. Alternatively, you can simply adjust the Settings on the new platform to match your customize preferences from the old platform.

Can add-on content be carried over between different versions?

Any add-on content you purchased should be carried over to a different version of the game as long as you are in the same ecosystem.

Therefore, DLC you bought with your Xbox Live account should unlock for the Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X and Windows PC versions.

The DLC you purchased with a PSN account should work for the PS4, PS4 Pro and PS5 versions.

Will achievement progress carry over?

Thanks to the Smart Delivery feature, Exoprimal achievements should carry over if you are playing the game on the Xbox ecosystem.

Will trophy progress carry over?

Your trophy progress won’t automatically carry over from the PlayStation 4 to the PlayStation 5 and vice versa.

With that said, you may be able to unlock specific trophies after finishing the first wargame session on the new platform and then viewing the results screen. Any progress-based trophies you previously earned on the original platform may unlock on the new platform.

You may find that the default controls of Exoprimal when using a gamepad to be a little stiff when it comes to aiming. To see how you can get a better feel when using your weapons and abilities, you can take a look at this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. To begin, you need to head over to the Settings menu.

If you already loaded into your save file, then you need to press the Options button on the PlayStation controller or Menu button on the Xbox Controller. In the pop-up menu, you then need to select Settings.

2. In the Settings menu, head over to the Controller sections.

You are able to change sections by using the L1 and R1 buttons on the PlayStation pad or LB and RB buttons on the Xbox pad.

3. In the Controller section, you should be viewing the Controller Settings tab. If you are viewing the Button Mapping tab instead, then you need to press L2 or R2 to switch to the proper location.

4. From the Controller Settings tab, you will be able to adjust the following Sensitivity settings when it comes to aiming:

• Sensitivity: X-Axis
• Sensitivity: Y-Axis
• Pilot Aiming Sensitivity: X-Axis
• Pilot Aiming Sensitivity: Y-Axis
• Dead Eye Sensitivity: X-Axis
• Dead Eye Sensitivity: Y-Axis
• Vigilant Scope Sensitivity (x2.0): X-Axis
• Vigilant Scope Sensitivity (x2.0): Y-Axis
• Vigilant Scope Sensitivity (x3.0): X-Axis
• Vigilant Scope Sensitivity (x3.0): Y-Axis

5. If you scroll further down the same screen, you will also be able to adjust the following when it comes to aiming sensitivity:

• Right Stick Deadzone
• Acceleration Delay
• Stick Response Curve
• Aim Assist Scaling

6. Any time you make changes in the Controller Settings tab, make sure you test out the new aiming configurations in the game.

It may take a little bit of testing to get the aiming in Exoprimal to feel more natural.

By default, voice chat is enabled in Exoprimal. If you want to avoid chatting with others while playing this online multiplayer game, then you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech to see how you are able to disable this feature.

1. To start off, you need to open the Options menu in the game.

You can do so by pressing the Options button on the DualSense or DualShock 4. If you are playing with an Xbox One or Xbox Series controller, then you need to press the Menu button instead.

2. From the pop-up menu, you then need to use the left analog stick to move the cursor to Settings and then select it.

3. Inside of the Settings menu, you need to make your way towards the Sound tab.

To do so, use the L1 and R1 buttons if you are using a PlayStation gamepad or LB and RB buttons if you are using an Xbox gamepad.

4. Once you get to the Sound tab, move the menu cursor down to Microphone, which should show the following description:

Toggle mic functionality.

5. Select the Off option next to the Microphone setting in order to turn it off. By doing so, other players won’t be able to hear your voice.

6. If you would also like to mute the voices of other players, then you should find the Voice Chat setting from the same screen. This should show the following description:

Enable/disable voice chat functionality. When enabled, teammate voices will be audible and your voice will be audible to teammates. When disabled, teammate voices will be inaudible and your voice will be in audible to teammates.

7. Make sure that you select the Off option next to Voice Chat.

8. Exit the Settings menu and return to playing Exoprimal.

Voice communications should now be completely disabled during multiplayer sessions.

When you attack your enemies in Exoprimal, you will see the amount of damage being done pop-up in numbers. If you find that this display effect to be a little bit distracting during the middle of combat, then you can take a look at this Seeking Tech guide to see how you are able to disable it.

1. Start off by opening the Options menu in the game.

You can do so by pressing the Options button if you are using a DualSense or DualShock 4 controller or Menu button if you are using an Xbox One or Xbox Series controller.

Keep in mind that the action in Exoprimal won’t pause when you open the in-game menu. So, you should make sure that you aren’t in the middle of combat when trying to disable the damage numbers.

2. After getting to the Settings menu, you need to navigate over to Display.

You are able to change sections with the L1 and R1 buttons if you are playing with a PlayStation pad or LB and RB buttons if you are playing with an Xbox pad.

3. Next, you should make sure you are viewing the HUD tab in the Display section.

You can change tabs with L2 and R2 on a PlayStation controller or LT and RT on an Xbox controller.

4. In the HUD tab, move the menu cursor over to Damage Value Display, which should show the following description:

Toggle damage value display settings.

5. Select the Hide option next to Damage Value Display in order to disable this visual feature.

6. Once you are done, exit out of the Settings menu and then return to your game.

The next time you attack an enemy, you should no longer see any damage numbers pop-up. As a result, you should get a cleaner image during combat sequences in Exoprimal.

During certain actions in Exoprimal, the camera will shake. If this visual feature is giving you a migraine, making you feel nauseous and/or causing you to become too distracted, then you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech to see how you can reduce this motion or turn it off completely.

1. To start off, make sure you aren’t in the middle of combat as you can’t completely pause in this game.

2. Once you are in a safe zone, bring up the Options menu.

If you are playing the game with a PlayStation controller, then you can do so by pressing the Options button. If you are playing with the Xbox controller, then you need to press the Menu button.

3. Next, move the cursor with the left analog stick and then select Settings from the Options menu.

4. Once you get to the Settings menu, use the L1 and R1 buttons or LB and RB buttons to change section until you get to Display.

5. From the Display section, use the L2 and R2 buttons or LT and RT buttons to change tabs until you get to Accessibility.

6. After getting to the Accessibility tab, move the menu cursor over to Camera Shake. This setting should have the following description:

Adjust the strength of camera shake.

7. The Default option will show the strongest camera movements.

Use the left and right directional pad buttons, or select the left or right arrows with the menu cursor, to change Camera Shake to either Reduce or Off.

The Reduce option will reduce the camera shake effect. You may want to try this out first to see if you are more comfortable with the lesser movement.

The Off option will completely disable camera shake.

8. After making your choice, you can exit out of the Settings menu.

You should notice the camera shake changes once you return to your game.

When you take damage in Exoprimal, you should see red spikes occur on the top and bottom sides of the screen as well as arrows pointing out where the damage comes from.

If you find that this visual effect to be too distracting during combat, then you can take a look at this tutorial at Seeking Tech to see how you can change or disable it.

1. For the first step, you need to make your way towards the Settings menu.

To do so, you first need to open the Options menu, which can be done by pressing the Options button on the DualSense and DualSense 4 or the Menu button on the Xbox One or Xbox Series controller.

2. From the small pop-up Options menu, you then need to select Settings.

3. Inside of the Settings menu, use the L1 and R1 buttons on the PlayStation gamepad or the LB and RB buttons on the Xbox gamepad to change sections until you get to Display.

4. Once you get to the Display section, move the cursor with the left analog stick to Damage Indicator Display. This setting should show the following description:

Toggle damage indicator display when taking damage.

5. By default, the Damage Indicator Display setting is set to Display All. You will be able to use the arrows next to it to change to any of the following:

• The Damage Only option will only show the red spikes appearing on the top and bottom when you take damage.
• The Direction Only option will only show the arrows indicators when you take damage.
• The Hide All option will not show any of the spike or arrow damage indicators.

6. Once you are done, you need to exit the Settings menu and then return to your game.

If you disable all of the damage indicators, then your screen should remain clean looking the next time you take damage in Exoprimal.

When playing Exoprimal, you get kicked out of your gaming session with the following message popping up:

• “A server error has occurred. Failed to communicate with the server. Returning to the title screen.”

To see how you can prevent these disconnections from happening in the game, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

Before we begin, it is important to note that Exoprimal requires a constant online connection. So, if you decide to suspend the game and/or put your system in rest/sleep mode, then you will eventually be logged out of the servers.

If you are playing this game on the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, then you will keep getting this error due to Quick Resume. The only way to avoid it is to manually exit out of the game before turning off your console or putting it in sleep mode.

In order to do so, press the Xbox button on the controller to open the Guide Menu, which is where you need to move the cursor over to Exoprimal. Afterwards, press the Menu button on the controller and then select Quit from the pop-up menu.

1. If you are seeing the “server error has occurred” messages outside of resuming a suspended session, then you should make sure that you don’t have any concurrent streams or downloads happening on the same network you are using to play Exoprimal online.

Otherwise, these will eat up your bandwidth and may, as a result, cause the servers to be disconnected.

2. You can also try power cycling your networking devices to see if you can get a faster and more stable internet.

In order to power cycle, turn off your modem, router and other electronics you are using for online connection. After waiting for at least 2 minutes, turn your networking devices back on again.

Once your internet connection has been re-established, try to play Exoprimal to see if you are still seeing disconnects.

3. If possible, try to switch over to a wired Ethernet connection as it is faster and more stable than using Wi-Fi.

If you are stuck with wireless internet, then you should make sure that there aren’t any physical objects that may be weakening the Wi-Fi signal. Other wireless devices may also hinder your wireless internet as well.

4. The disconnects may occur due to server problems as well. To check for sure, you can visit the official Exoprimal Twitter page to see if there are any announcements with the game servers.

If there are, then you should wait until the issues get resolved before trying to play online again.

By default, Exoprimal supports controller vibration if you are playing the game by using a compatible gamepad such as the DualShock 4, DualSense, Xbox One Controller or Xbox Series Controller.

If you find that the rumble to be too distracting or uncomfortable, then you can take a look at this Seeking Tech guide to see how you are able to disable this feature.

1. To start off, you need to head into the Options. Before doing so, make sure you aren’t doing anything important in Exoprimal as the game won’t pause when you are browsing through its menus.

To open the Options button, you need to press the Options button on the DualShock 4 and DualSense or Menu button on the Xbox One Controller and Xbox Series Controller.

2. Once you are in the Options menu, use the L2 and R2 buttons on the PlayStation controller or the LT or RT buttons on Xbox controller to make your way to the Controller section.

3. In the Controller section, make sure you are in the Controller Settings tab.

If you aren’t, then you can use the L1 and R1 buttons on the PlayStation pad or the RB and RT buttons on the Xbox pad to change tabs until you get there.

4. Next, use the right analog stick to scroll all the way down to the menu until you get to the Controller Vibration setting, which should show the following description:

• Set controller vibration.

5. Make sure that the Controller Vibration setting is set to Off.

6. Exit out of the Options menu and then return to your game.

You should no longer notice any haptics when firing your weapons and doing any other actions.