DOOM
Kwoky Dec 30, 2016 @ 11:58am
"55 GB of storage space" is a wrong information
I recently installed DOOM. System requirements here on Steam say that it needs 55 GB of storage space. That is wrong because the game folder takes 77 GB of storage (76,7 to be precise)! Can you please change it on the store page?
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G_Sergeant Dec 30, 2016 @ 11:59am 
I doubt they visit this forum, also I doubt they care.
Phobos Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:02pm 
Originally posted by Kwoky:
"55 GB of storage space" is a wrong information
I recently installed DOOM. System requirements here on Steam say that it needs 55 GB of storage space. That is wrong because the game folder takes 77 GB of storage (76,7 to be precise)! Can you please change it on the store page?

OMG!

Inform Lord Vader!
Last edited by Phobos; Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:02pm
pred Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:04pm 
Originally posted by Kwoky:
I recently installed DOOM. System requirements here on Steam say that it needs 55 GB of storage space. That is wrong because the game folder takes 77 GB of storage (76,7 to be precise)! Can you please change it on the store page?
Known old BUG , cosmetic one, low priority ;·))
Kwoky Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:06pm 
Cosmetic? I call it false advertising.
Orcinus24x5 Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:21pm 
This is indeed an issue for SSD users, and not just a costmetic one. I thought I had cleared enough space to install the game, purchased it, and then discovered I had to clear MORE space. How happy would you be if the min. system requirements claimed a video card that you already had but in reality required a much more powerful one? Not costmetic, not minor, not low priority.
shadowflash Dec 30, 2016 @ 12:59pm 
This game is fat indeed. But... you just don't use SSD for big games - go buy 2-6Tb HDD. It's cheaper and will last longer. I have a few fighting games, Pillars of Eternity GOG, Civ 5 and a few others installed - it's more than 130Gb already, add 76 gigs here. SSDs are too expensive to use as storage for games or music/video. It's better to use it strictly for OS and keep games on HDD.
Some may say "SSD goez fasta!" Not for every game, only for those who use millions of files (really bad practice - use container files, Luke!). DOOM 2016 loads from ramdisk (yes i have enough RAM on my desktop) just a little bit faster than from 5400rpm laptop HDD.
Samael Dec 30, 2016 @ 1:07pm 
Unless you have a 1TB SSD where you install a lot of games on it... just install the game on a normal 7200RPM HDD.

The difference between the loading time is ridiculous. Like 5-10 seconds.

Just install that on a HDD.

For me the game loads in 30 seconds and a map in 15 on a HDD.
Last edited by Samael; Dec 30, 2016 @ 1:07pm
Kapteeni Moukku Dec 30, 2016 @ 5:18pm 
I think the game was originally 55GB but it has been bloated by snapmap additions and multiplayer dlc files, and Bethesda / id haven't bothered to update the info.
Kwoky Dec 31, 2016 @ 12:53am 
Originally posted by Imrileth:
I think the game was originally 55GB but it has been bloated by snapmap additions and multiplayer dlc files, and Bethesda / id haven't bothered to update the info.
I dont own any DLC.
r3fleCt.de ツ Dec 31, 2016 @ 1:32am 
Originally posted by Kwoky:
Originally posted by Imrileth:
I think the game was originally 55GB but it has been bloated by snapmap additions and multiplayer dlc files, and Bethesda / id haven't bothered to update the info.
I dont own any DLC.

this dont mean anything,
In some games the DLC u can buy, is still in a patch/download and u downloaded it automatically, u just need a file to unlock it.

i think this is the problem here.
Kapteeni Moukku Dec 31, 2016 @ 1:42am 
Originally posted by Kwoky:
Originally posted by Imrileth:
I dont own any DLC.
Like r3flect said the game downloads all dlc doesn't matter if you own it or don't.

I have noticed the game has gotten 10+GB patches almost monthly, those patches have the dlc files is the only way to explain why the updates are so huge.
Wolf Of Mars Dec 31, 2016 @ 4:48am 
why the FFFF does this game weighs so much? 65 gb? it's more than 10 times the size of last gen games.
is it 10x better, longer, prettier? certainly not. it should be 20 gb max. I have spent 2 days dling this damn game and it's still not done. ffs!

meanwhile, pirate repacks are 15 gb less WITH ALL DLC INCLUDED. I don't even care for the price, but it rly makes u think...................
Caldor Dec 31, 2016 @ 5:38am 
Originally posted by zorg:
why the FFFF does this game weighs so much? 65 gb? it's more than 10 times the size of last gen games.
is it 10x better, longer, prettier? certainly not. it should be 20 gb max. I have spent 2 days dling this damn game and it's still not done. ffs!

meanwhile, pirate repacks are 15 gb less WITH ALL DLC INCLUDED. I don't even care for the price, but it rly makes u think...................

Look at every game ID Software has released since and including Rage, since they all use megatextures. That is they they are so big. It has some benefits, but I am not sure it excuses the game being so big. Its 50% bigger than most other big games.

Fallout 4: 26gb, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided: 52gb, Shadow Warrior 2: 13gb. I do not know why Mankind Divided is even that big though, but as far as I know its because its even bigger than the previous Deus Ex games, so obviously there will be lots of cut-scenes and voice acting, along with very big maps. Mankind Divided if it was using megatextures? Probably 100gb+
Kwoky Dec 31, 2016 @ 6:57am 
All I want is the real size of the game in the requirements. It is big, yes. I think we can live with that. But write it in the requirements!
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