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Ah! Now that makes sense!
And then --- I will allow my super kick-ass machine to provide the entertainment -- and performance.
You mean 2.5 mb/s, not MB/s.
I mean look at me,Preloaded in 1.5 hours and will probably play at 900p 30fps low xD
3 mbps = 375 KB/s. It would take over 24 hours to download at that speed. o.O
Originally posted by dk:
Ahem ----- here in Central Pennsylvania ---- out in the middle of Amish country --- with Verizon as a DSL provider over 2 wire copper lines --- I have a download speed of about 2.5 MB/s. This translates into a game transfer speed of roughly 300 KB/s. Having started my preload yesterday --- I now have about another 23 hours to go. So ---- with envy at all your killer download times --- I will be waiting as you --- tomorrow ---- for the game to be released on Friday.
And then --- I will allow my super kick♥♥♥♥♥machine to provide the entertainment -- and performance.
You mean 2.5 mb/s, not MB/s.
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Indeed ---- tu et vraiment ---- I did mean 2.5 Mbps --- careless with my shift key.
I unpacked Shadow of War in about 15 minutes and it was I think 60GB+, so quite a bit bigger than this one.
Because this game took around 30 minutes to download at 22MB/s.