Heard about the huge patch coming out, reminded me that this game even exists. Figured I’d download it and pick up where I left off and at least finish the main story. 40gb! For a patch!!
Heard about the huge patch coming out, reminded me that this game even exists. Figured I’d download it and pick up where I left off and at least finish the main story. 40gb! For a patch!!
i don't have a data cap but i'm only workin with a small 200gb SSD and 1tb harddrive I keep all medias and non-demanding games on it. I don't even think I can clear 100gb or whatever the full size is now if i wanted to for my SSD. And this game for sure should run on an SSD.
I'm just glad i virtually had no interest in this game, and didn't buy into the hype. I'm one of the real outliers who didn't really find Witcher 3 all that great, I'm just not big on open world games so this one especially didn't interest me. I know it's stupid, but I hated how many plants and random loot there is in those games. I know I can just ignore most of that random stuff but it always feels like im not playing the game "right" if I don't collect most the loot and make potions and whatever else.
This is one of the only games I’ve been hyped for in years lol, I loved the witcher. Rip me.
I will recommend that you don't just try to finish the main story. The main story is a trainwreck with a trash fire sprinkled on top, so it can be entertaining in that sense, but it's not good. However, the late-game sidequests are genuinely great.
damn, that's a huge bummer :/ it's tough sometimes, especially when it's a genre/setting/dev that you're really excited about. it's hard to avoid letting yourself get hyped for some things. like i just really want the Diablo 2 remaster to go good. It's different dev team than the one who did the warcraft 3 remaster, so I got a little bit more confidence in it. But i grew up on d2 and probably played it more than any other game. So for me, it's pretty much unavoidable to get hyped for that lol