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As to the space needed? Well is is a custom crafted world; not procedurally generated. Lots of voice and cut scene conversations for ALL the characters and NPCs. Yes, it is a LOT, but it is truly worth it. :)
But I'd absolutely support the game being half a terabyte, if it had voiced protagonist dialogue and full mocap to go with all dialogue, not just the most important cutscenes.
No reason the game couldn't have multiple download size options, or streaming downloads while you're playing, outside Steam's packaging system. It's all a question of cost and time, and this developer clearly didn't have enough even to QA the game itself before release.
Edit: I forgot the animations, which also are massively important when you are half a block away and above them at an angle where you can't see them because ceiling textures constantly block them anyway.
Mostly from graphics assets
If it takes 15hrs to install you defo need a better internet connection, that's the time it took me to download CD-sized games (a few hundreds MEGAbytes) in the 90s with a 33K modem connection lol
Now I can get a 100GB game in around 30min ...
And that is terrifying.
Not that I really know the difference between "AAA" games and "not-AAA" games any more. The lines have got rather blurred.
Lemme check my newest other game. Elden Ring. 48.3 Gigs. That is fair.
I'd call 15 hours a lot. A vast amount. A truly ridiculous amount.
I can't get faster Internet. It IS directly connected (I've got an ethernet hub deliberately so ALL my devices are directly connected where possible). And my PC isn't exactly a potato, though it has a few years under it.
Okay. That is a little terrifying and utterly ridiculous.
Is there an option to downsize to 2k textures and save space?
I mean I like sharp textures and play a lot of games where the textures are utter garbage (and I immediately notice)... but I'm comfortable in the 2k range. That is what I usually download for Skyrim VR.
The poor optimisation is becoming more prevalent as high-speed uncapped Internet access is becoming more accessible for the target audience of AAA titles.
I consider myself privileged in that I could upgrade my computer if I really wanted, but I've never been able to get good Internet in all the decades I've been trying... I've deliberately picked homes time and time again when moving in the past based on where I could theoretically get the best Internet, but it was all lies and misdirection. I'd be promised one thing, get there, and the Internet would be unreliable and utter garbage... and by then I'm locked into a long contract paying 60 to 80% of my wages towards the rent prices to live in a hovel.
All I can say for my current Internet is that it doesn't go down much.... which is more than I could say for my previous 10 homes. BUT I can't push it to go any faster.
Any zoomers feel free to correct me if I'm misusing this term.... but I'm both too old and too Autistic to finesse my way to a better life. It is frankly a miracle I'm able to function independently at all.