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Left is what’s downloaded. Right is what’s written. If you are using a hard drive it can take awhile.
I'm not sure where Steam is putting the downloaded files before patching the game. Maybe that's the problem.
Any ideas? It downloaded one earlier and finally seemed to finish and showed the "play" button but before I could open up the game it started downloading another bloody patch.
And they are all ridiculously huge considering what the actual changes are in the patch notes.
So the reason why the updates are so big is because it runs on unreal 5. As unreal is owned by epic a direct competitor of steam, steam and epic are in a ♥♥♥♥ measuring contest and so neither really wants to cooperate on fixing how unreal engine updates on steam. Sometimes some devs can manage to get unreal to handle updates better but most games on unreal download and update in a really suboptimal way and neither side wants to fix it and are blaming the other. With us the consumers and game devs caught in the cross fire.
Also after today the devs are going on a 2 day break for updates and will go onto a more regular update schedule once they get back.
Ssd are not expensive anymore you can get like a realy cheap secondhand one of fb market place for like £20/$15 like a 1 Tb one
I have multiple SSDs including a 4TB one. Windows is installed on its own partition. This game install is on another partition of the same SSD. I think this copy of Steam unfortunately is lurking on my old hard drive but I'm not sure if that is contributing to the problem since apparently updates should download to the drive the game is on.
I've been spending quite some time finding and deleting unwanted files like the 5 million copies of graphics drivers the geniuses at Nvidia make appear all over your computer every time you install a driver.
Found over 10 GB in the Arma 2 folder despite having uninstalled Arma 2 ages ago. DayZ files perhaps.