save game files being shareware?

It is not piracy, but some games, especially multiplayer focused ones may have in their terms of service somewhere that you cannot use someone else's savegame.

depands on game...

in games like "World of Warcraft" you are not the "real" owner of the "savegame" (data bound to your account)...

the reason i ask is because ClownPrinceofCrime hate emulators thinking that piracy and even i point out that courts sided with the emulators and got kick out from tats top videos because he manage to fool them to be on his side.

Im confused as fuck right now .

Basically someone claimed that sharing save files is piracy or whats happeing ?

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You're managing to conflate piracy (the unauthorized use, distribution, or reproduction of the entirety of someone else's work), shareware (a software distribution method in which a user is offered a limited use (ie, demo or license-expiring) version of software to try before purchasing the full content), and copyright infringement (the unauthorized use of components of someone else's work).
[Further Reading, Piracy v Copyright Infringement >>].

At most, sharing save game data would be copyright infringement, and then only if the data is considered foremost the property of the developer [as is the case with online games]. Generally speaking, since the data is user-generated, the data is considered the property of the user. Moreover, for any save file data that can easily be user-generated, the developer has no claim on the matter, since they can't prove whether their software generated the data or the user manually created it (and it 'happened' to be compatible with the software).

Basically, it's generally impossible to limit save game distribution, in the same way it's impossible to limit art created with a digital art program: Unless the saving functionality is strictly and obviously limited use, and contains barriers to distribution (such as embeds in the file that mark it as being unlicensed for distribution, or in the case of games, online data storage or file verification) the developer can't claim any right to limit the user-generated materials.

It's pretty well understood that people use software to generate content, and that content is user-owned. The fact that these are games doesn't change any facet of that dynamic- it's still software that generates output based on user interaction. Unless there's clear usage conditions in place and the developer puts at least basic safeguards against distribution into place [which would have save file distribution potentially breaching copy protection laws], they've no claim to limit the transfer of the data.

Now, if you're transfering the entirety of your game files, then that'd be an issue- but not because the save files are included. :P

This makes no sense, saved games have nothing to do with piracy.

Piracy is about providing or acquiring illegal copies of a software, while simply sharing a saved game file with someone presumes that both have legally acquired licenses for that software (if not, it is piracy indeed, but not because you are sharing a save game, simply because one or both downloaded a pirated copy of the game).

sharing savegames is a crime

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crime still doesn't get it keep bash me for use the save files he claims i dint own, funny thing his country he lives its called fair deal i think he live in the land down under. here is the funny thing he said his fiancé studies law which doesn't know about the save files or emulators legal info