Games with Steam Cloud support may save games to Steam servers. You can see if a game has Steam Cloud support by checking if it has the Cloud icon beside it in Steam's Library List View. Unfortunately, even if a game has Steam Cloud support, that game may not save games via Steam Cloud and might only store things like keybindings or other settings. It also may not save all of your save games to Steam Cloud.
Even with Steam Cloud support, if you are using multiple computers it can sometimes take some time for all of your Steam Cloud settings and save games to synchronize with the server. Also, the save game support with Steam Cloud can be added as a late feature to a game after you've made a save, and that old save might never sync. I believe that if you are set in Offline mode, your games/settings won't sync until you go back to an online status in Steam.
Steam's Cloud icons on the Library List View will also sometimes inform you when there were problems syncing.
Torchlight, as an example, has provided Steam Cloud support only recently, and the support for full save games on Steam Cloud is even more recent. If your save games were created before the version with Steam Cloud save game support, those save games may not sync.
If you think that you are having Steam Cloud issues, your best bet may be to inquire with Steam's Support Forum.
Games that don't support Steam Cloud, or don't support saving games to Steam Cloud, will save games in "all the usual places", which means that it often varies from game to game, but is commonly in a folder under your Documents or Application Data folders. You may have to follow up with the individual game to find some of these save game locations.
It actually is illegal to remove the content lock. So use it at your own risk.
Important:
Some countries require content lock to be engaged: for example, Germany. If you live in a country where low violence settings are required, removing the content lock is illegal.
Anyways, there is a simple way to fix this, involving changing some registry settings
- Exit from Steam, and open the "Start" menu in Windows.
- Select "Run", type "regedit" and click "OK".
- Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Valve\Half-Life\Settings\
- Right click the registry values "User Token 2" and "User Token 3" ,
choose "Delete", and then exit the registry.
- Restart Steam.
Note: This fix only applies to the Half-Life games.
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Unless there was a specific issue with a game you purchased in Hong Kong being banned in Ireland, you should have no issues playing the games you purchased.. no matter where you go.
Issues come up when you install and use Steam on a different computer (authorizing that computer), although this is not a numbers game (steam doesn't limit the number of computers). This issue isn't common, but it has happened on rare occasions.
Issues also come up if you haven't changed/fixed your billing address on the credit card you use for a purchase, but that's not so much a Steam problem as it is a problem with not keeping up with your own addresses.
So... feel confident that you'll have no problem continuing to play Far Cry 3 and Dishonored when you are back in Ireland.