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Scarlett. 19-05-2020 11:51 AM

Call of Duty now takes up 200gb space
 
That's twice the size of Red Dead Redemption, with like not even half as much content :nono:

Smithy 19-05-2020 12:26 PM

Wtf, how?!

Shaun 19-05-2020 12:32 PM

dead franchise

user104658 19-05-2020 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 10843658)
Wtf, how?!

4k assets are big :shrug:.

It is a pain in the arse on PC though because games run so much faster off of SSD than HDD. I have 3 SSD's in my PC but they're all on the older side - one is 128gb (for Windows and programmes) and I have two 256gb ones for games, then a 3tb hard drive for everything else.

... But it's got to the point where one SSD can only hold a couple of games at a time. At 200gb just ONE game! Soon they won't be big enough to hold a whole game :joker:.

Might have to upgrade soon. I think you can get 1tb m.2 SSD's (plug directly into motherboard) for about £150 these days. They used to be much pricier.

user104658 19-05-2020 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 10843663)
dead franchise

FPS genre in general died like 5 years ago tbh.

LukeB 19-05-2020 02:54 PM

Wtf..... i have to buy one of those storage things -_-

JerseyWins 19-05-2020 05:12 PM

I-

FFS

Luckily I got off COD and started getting into Fortnite again for quarantine gaming :dazzler:

Think I might just delete COD off my system and download my sports games back which I haven't played in forever but starting to crave playing again :think:


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