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I'm just updating this one now, but recently I had the experience with another game. I had to uninstall and move it to another drive, and it took less time than just updating would.
It was so much better when updates were simple. 955 MB? Well then just download the 955 MB and patch whatever. Not patch the whole 50 GB. They say this is better, but it worked fine with the old way.
But, I doubt Virtuos is reading these discussions, let alone taking suggestions from them.
If you think game developers have any control over how fast an update installs on individual machines, I have a plot of land on the Moon I'd like to sell you.
IKR. It was a 997MB file....mine took less than 2 minutes start to finish and that was through a VPN. I literally read a couple new posts in a topic and it was done.
I just don't get why it's so bad for others. *blink, blink*
I wish I would have timed the update on my main desktop with a 5800x3d and a faster Gen 4 NVMe, it did seem faster than my laptop but I dunno if it was the 2-3 mins that some of you are saying. My internet is 600Mbps down, so it’s not like that is what was slowing down the update. (Once you get to be old and in your 30s, 9 minutes kind of *feels like* 2-3 minutes is my point).
And the download size isn’t why it takes so long, it’s because it basically reinstalls the game again, the “patching/verifying” step is what is time consuming, not the downloading of the data itself.
I think what steam does is like a validation.