In both cases you can verify the link is working by navigating to the directory in the system's file explorer and opening the 110000100a42a26 directory. (If you're not doing this on a Steamdeck, you'll need to sudo it) Launch terminal and run the following command: ln -s '.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/286690/pfx/drive_c/users/Documents/4a games/metro 2033/110000100a42a26/users/steamuser/Documents/4a games/metro 2033/' '.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/286690/pfx/drive_c/users/Documents/4a games/metro 2033/110000100a42a26/users/steamuser/Documents/4a games/metro 2033/110000100a42a26' Launch Command Prompt as administrator, and run the following commands: del 'C:\Users\\Documents\4a games\metro 2033\110000100a42a26'
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You'll need to adjust these commands to insert your Windows username and SteamId. The method for creating symbolic links is similar on both Windows and Linux, but there are some differences. Metro will always try to write the saves to the 110000100a42a26 directory, but they need to be in the SteamID directory to sync, so we can use a symbolic link to make Metro write the files in the correct place.
Symbolic links are used by your operating system to point a directory (or file) to another directory (or file.)
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