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Seems a lot easier to do that, than expecting the company to solve it for you.
It is indeed often times much easier to do something yourself if you want something done correctly.
But that begs the question: if GGG is unable to deliver game, why play game? I was under the impression that they want me to spend time playing their game, not the other way around.
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Posted byrandrew#4970on Jan 7, 2025, 9:18:24 PM
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Seems a lot easier to do that, than expecting the company to solve it for you.
It is indeed often times much easier to do something yourself if you want something done correctly.
But that begs the question: if GGG is unable to deliver game, why play game? I was under the impression that they want me to spend time playing their game, not the other way around.
You're the one making the choice not to play. You have options to upgrade your system so Storage isn't an issue, go do it.
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Posted byAkedomo#3573on Jan 7, 2025, 9:21:40 PM
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86 jigabytes is nothing for a modern AAA game. I have games still in Alpha that take up more space.
For example.
Star Citizen = 117GB
Diablo 4 = 123GB
Cyberpunk 2077 = 84GB
Baldurs Gate 3 = 147GB
Black Myth Wukong = 128GB
Red Dead Redemption 2 = 119GB
Stalker 2 = 153GB
So really for a modern game 86GB is pretty much expected, if not on the lower side of what is fast becoming the norm. It helps having multiple 4TB Samsung 980 Pro m.2 drivers :)
Those are all complete games.
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Posted bymaquino85#7657on Jan 7, 2025, 9:25:52 PM
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You're the one making the choice not to play. You have options to upgrade your system so Storage isn't an issue, go do it.
I am not installing a bigger disk in my Steam Deck, I want GGG to reduce install size to <30 Gigs.
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Posted byrandrew#4970on Jan 7, 2025, 9:27:52 PM
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86 jigabytes is nothing for a modern AAA game. I have games still in Alpha that take up more space.
For example.
Star Citizen = 117GB
Diablo 4 = 123GB
Cyberpunk 2077 = 84GB
Baldurs Gate 3 = 147GB
Black Myth Wukong = 128GB
Red Dead Redemption 2 = 119GB
Stalker 2 = 153GB
So really for a modern game 86GB is pretty much expected, if not on the lower side of what is fast becoming the norm. It helps having multiple 4TB Samsung 980 Pro m.2 drivers :)
Those are all complete games.
Star Citizen is definitely not a complete game.
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You're the one making the choice not to play. You have options to upgrade your system so Storage isn't an issue, go do it.
I am not installing a bigger disk in my Steam Deck, I want GGG to reduce install size to <30 Gigs.
Never going to happen. Like others have shown. Games easily reach 90 gigabytes these days. That is how much stuff they have in them.
It's your system. Upgrade it. If you can't do it, I'm sure someone with a precision screwdriver can. Takes about 5 minutes.
Just need the 70$-90$ Used or new SSD.
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Posted byAkedomo#3573on Jan 7, 2025, 9:30:35 PM
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You're the one making the choice not to play. You have options to upgrade your system so Storage isn't an issue, go do it.
I am not installing a bigger disk in my Steam Deck, I want GGG to reduce install size to <30 Gigs.
Then don't whine and cry when you have no content.
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I am lobbying congress to enact a law that fines game developers x% of their yearly sales volume for every game released in excess of 30GBs where x is each gigabyte in excess of 30.
If this goes through games will automatically become good or cease to exist.
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Posted byrandrew#4970on Apr 23, 2025, 8:56:56 PM
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and the completely uncompressed 64bit audio samples of whats his name crunching ice with a hammer in the GGG break room sink ;)
Based. Underrated comment!
"Crunching ice with a hammer in the GGG break room sink." is crazy.
Lmao!
When game developers ignore the criticism that would improve their game, the game fails.
Just because a game receives a great amount of praise vs. only a small amount of criticism
does not mean to call it a day and make a foolish misplaced assumption that it is perfect.
(me)
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