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Compressing data like textures and sounds requires uncompressing them.
Either you do it once during installation, which only saves you some downloading, but won't change the disk space.
Or you uncompress on-the-fly, which will have an impact on the game performance, which with GTA's streaming engine already is a problem.
Developers haven't compressed their data for over a decade now, especially since high bandwidth internet has become ubiquitous and more people started to use online distribution for games.
The latter doesn't have any file size restriction that a physical medium like a CD or DVD has.
(And Blu-Rays never caught on for games on the PC platform.)
Tell that to AT&T, my Area is still copper, one of the reasons I'm moving. I'm only replaying the story Any% just to refresh my memory, so needless to say I'm sticking with a repack. I could care less about the wacky DLC. Was just gonna play it on 360, since the game game is only 18gb, but my install disc has rotted and would not clone.
Wouldn't know. Don't play any, really.
I already did it because I don't want some stupid dlc interfering with my mods
This bottom of the disc is browning; It's rot. I downloaded an iso of the install disc, but the content directory refused to FTP some files, so I just bit the bullet and got a PC repack since I legally gave rockstar my money twice. I just wanted to refresh myself on the story, since I haven't touched this title since 2016; EXTREMELY annoying the online garbage isn't standalone.
Any ways, to the people above, yes; I know it's 2021. I've very miniscule interest most software released beyond 2011; I'm also not super keen supporting Valve, so pardon me for being out-of-touch with ridiculous software sizes. Plenty of later 2000s, and a plethora of late 90s-early 2000s software to enjoy with little-to-no footprint.
Haven't had this title installed since 2016. A bit too late for that.
The pc version being 65GB (not 40) in 2015 was already quite the topic.
https://gadgets.ndtv.com/games/news/gta-v-for-pc-delayed-minimum-requirements-announced-648242
Welp, worse than I thought. The repack I'm using is 37gb in total, with offline disabled, so I guess I cannot complain.
well the size of the games has always been growing
in the mid 90s games like Quake 1 or Duke Nukem 3D were about 100 MB
by early 2000s GTA 3 was like around 500MB
a few years later GTA 4 which was released in 2008 grew to 22GB
1TB ssds are dirt cheap now. I've seen good NVMe drives for around 80 bucks
It's not about acquiring the space, but the data, in my case. Over copper is a joke.
It's also just the ethical practice; Half, if not more, the content isn't for the single player, and I only want the single player. This is piss on Rockstar's part.