Think I got it, so I downloaded it to another computer, Zipped the file, put it to my google drive then downloaded it to my pc from there...I think bit defender didnt like the fact that a .js was downloaded and must have done something to the file.
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Yes it creates a file in the root of the project to show its been accepted. It seems like new files cant be created to the root of the project. I left the save plugin parameters at defaults where it creates a save file in the user data folder in the root project. I am at work but i can send a screenshot when I get home tonight.
One issue is I use an user agreement plugin, that needs to create a license file to show acceptance of the agreement, and when this is active, it cannot create that file, and the second issue I have is even with the save game handler when deployed it does not allow the saving/loading of games. It works perfectly during game test but after deployment not so much. I wonder if I am just missing something, any insight would be appreciated.