Is this not optimize for HDD

[yuzy]

yea

[Monkey P DOOFY]

Games in general have not been optimized for outdated hardware like HDDs for awhile.

[Mewsha]

Most games in 2024 are not.

Get an SSD if you're a PC gamer, especially if you play online games. If you can't or don't want to keep up with upgrades, then switch to consoles.

[03]

Sadly it's not. The game is really bad optmized, you'll need at least 16GB RAM and an SSD to run it. And i say that is bad optmized because Overwatch 2 is a lot more detailed and pretty than Marvel Rivals and still can run in 8GB RAM HDD

[Jester]

HDD has been outdated for a few years now. SSD is the move

[LunarisRuin]

It's ironic because this game ran like ass on my SSD, I would constantly get the loading bug where you're stuck at 99% even though the match started 2 minutes ago. Also had an issue where my and other character models would not render so it'd just be invisible people shooting invisible projectiles with no sound.

Swapped to my HDD and now the game runs buttery smooth. It makes zero sense but oh well!

[ʙᴇᴘɪꜱ]

You've been priced out of gaming

[Simpie Senpai]

Dude, it's 2024. Nothing should be.

[Simpie Senpai]

Originally posted by ʙᴇᴘɪꜱ:

You've been priced out of gaming

The difference between a 2 TB M.2. and and 2 TB HDD is $20.

[CaliTurian]

Everything is unoptimized for HDDs. They're for data storage, not data processing.

[miawawa]

2024 and you still using hdd... bravo

[D'yangel]

HDD? Are you in 2014?

[Mr.Spaghetti]

Originally posted by Simpie Senpai:

Originally posted by ʙᴇᴘɪꜱ:

You've been priced out of gaming

The difference between a 2 TB M.2. and and 2 TB HDD is $20.

Yes it is on the low end
But If you need a lot of storage lets face it 2TB won't be enough for anything
I got a 12TB HDD 7200rpm for about 200$ and a 12TB ssd is just at a stupid price

[Mr.Spaghetti]

But my dude If you have a big HDD and you want to use it
Use something like "PrimoCache" and use an SSD as cache for the HDD or just use an SSD
Whatever floats your boat really
its sad that new games are getting bigger but at the same time unoptimized for HDDs

[Roland's 2nd]

Originally posted by Mr.Spaghetti:

Originally posted by Simpie Senpai:

The difference between a 2 TB M.2. and and 2 TB HDD is $20.

Yes it is on the low end
But If you need a lot of storage lets face it 2TB won't be enough for anything
I got a 12TB HDD 7200rpm for about 200$ and a 12TB ssd is just at a stupid price

I love how people try to poor shame but then have tiny storage medium like 1-2TB; meanwhile those of us with massive Steam libraries need storage upwards of 6+TB.
I currently have a 6TB drive just for my Steam library and it's not big enough for all the games I want installed.

And everyone saying "games aren't optimized for HDD" have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what they are talking about. I have over 850 Steam games and only about 1-2 dozen of them don't run well on an HDD, the vast majority of games still work just fine on an HDD. Even some UE5 games, like Palworld, work just fine on an HDD.

Every new game defaults to my HDD, and if it has issues I move it to my SSD manually. Most games don't need moved. Also some games, such as Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur's Gate 3 have a HDD mode in the settings.

[King of Games]

alot of new games arent