Running into this same issue as well. Every time I attempt to load the world in question I receive this message: "Failed to sync your world data. Would you like to try again?" The only option is to select the "Go Back" button and repeat, which fails time after time.
Here's the tale: My wife and I noticed that every time we stopped playing on our world there was an error message that popped up that read: "Syncing World Data - World upload failed. Would you like to try again?" Two choices are give: "Cancel" or "Retry." We selected "Retry" and the error message would repeat once or twice until the game went back to the main menu. No prompt indicated success or failure once we hit the button multiple times. We kept getting this message, which annoyed us, so I thought we should reinstall the game.
We didn't delete any of our local saves and just reinstalled the game itself. After doing this, we loaded Minecraft to discover our world was now greyed out. Upon selecting the world we received the "Failed to sync your world data" message. After closing the game, we went back in to discover our world was no longer named, but a string of random characters, with a creation date of 12/31/69 and 0.01MB of data. When I looked at our Xbox storage data, our game save (which was saved under my wife's profile who does not have an Xbox Live subscription) still showed that we had 30.5MB of data, which was the exact number our world had before the error.
We then attempted what many commenters mentioned as workarounds but they did not work for us, as Microsoft has pulled the 'Minecraft Start Collection' from the store. There is no way to download an older version of the game, which I assume is the issue.
What's odder is that we were able to sync and load our world successfully in "Minecraft Preview Edition," however this does us no good because we can't sync it back to the original. The save obviously exists in the cloud, but cannot be synced to the current version of the game.
Here's what I've tried so far without success:
Manually changed DNS settings
Changed MAC address
Deleted and reinstalled the game
Deleted local save files
Power cycled the Xbox One console
Reset router and modem
Downloaded the Minecraft Deluxe Edition (one of the workarounds mentioned this instead of using the "starter edition" which is no longer available.)
Reached out for help on the #community-support channel on the official Minecraft discord
Anyway, I hope this helps in some capacity. Hang in there everyone!
Saurek
Running into this same issue as well. Every time I attempt to load the world in question I receive this message: "Failed to sync your world data. Would you like to try again?" The only option is to select the "Go Back" button and repeat, which fails time after time.
Here's the tale:
My wife and I noticed that every time we stopped playing on our world there was an error message that popped up that read: "Syncing World Data - World upload failed. Would you like to try again?" Two choices are give: "Cancel" or "Retry." We selected "Retry" and the error message would repeat once or twice until the game went back to the main menu. No prompt indicated success or failure once we hit the button multiple times. We kept getting this message, which annoyed us, so I thought we should reinstall the game.
We didn't delete any of our local saves and just reinstalled the game itself. After doing this, we loaded Minecraft to discover our world was now greyed out. Upon selecting the world we received the "Failed to sync your world data" message. After closing the game, we went back in to discover our world was no longer named, but a string of random characters, with a creation date of 12/31/69 and 0.01MB of data. When I looked at our Xbox storage data, our game save (which was saved under my wife's profile who does not have an Xbox Live subscription) still showed that we had 30.5MB of data, which was the exact number our world had before the error.
We then attempted what many commenters mentioned as workarounds but they did not work for us, as Microsoft has pulled the 'Minecraft Start Collection' from the store. There is no way to download an older version of the game, which I assume is the issue.
What's odder is that we were able to sync and load our world successfully in "Minecraft Preview Edition," however this does us no good because we can't sync it back to the original. The save obviously exists in the cloud, but cannot be synced to the current version of the game.
Here's what I've tried so far without success:
Manually changed DNS settings
Changed MAC address
Deleted and reinstalled the game
Deleted local save files
Power cycled the Xbox One console
Reset router and modem
Downloaded the Minecraft Deluxe Edition (one of the workarounds mentioned this instead of using the "starter edition" which is no longer available.)
Reached out for help on the #community-support channel on the official Minecraft discord
Anyway, I hope this helps in some capacity. Hang in there everyone!