Titanfall on PC to be 21GB Download and 48GB Installed

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  • Titanfall on PC to be 21GB Download and 48GB Installed

    I hope you have the hard drive space to spare because it seems as though Titanfall for the PC (at least) will be a hefty 21GB download. After it's done downloading, it will then blossom into a 48GB install size.

    You don't have to take my word for it though. Let Respawn Entertainment's own Vince Zampella tell you the exact same thing I already said.


    It looks like I'll have to start trying to beat some of the installed games sitting in my backlog to free up some space!

    This also coincides with the recent fine print reveal that accompanied the Titanfall Xbox One bundle offer. The fine print on the box for the bundle mentions that players will need 40GB of free space on their Xbox One hard drives for the game.

    • The_Eliminator
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      The_Eliminator commented
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      I guess with my current internet connection i probably should have started pre-loading back in 2001.

      See you in a few years guys.

    • cikame
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      cikame commented
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      That, is, silly.
      When and how these file sizes came about is a mystery to me.
      Is it textures?
      Is it something else?

      A multiplayer shooter isn't going to have much audio so it can't be that, and i doubt it will have many pre-rendered videos so it's not that, COD Ghosts is the same way, same looking game, gigantic file size.

    • thegreatcow
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      thegreatcow commented
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      Originally posted by cikame
      That, is, silly.
      When and how these file sizes came about is a mystery to me.
      Is it textures?
      Is it something else?

      A multiplayer shooter isn't going to have much audio so it can't be that, and i doubt it will have many pre-rendered videos so it's not that, COD Ghosts is the same way, same looking game, gigantic file size.
      I'm thinking textures. I remember a lot of recent console ports to the PC have been absolutely redonkulous in size, even those that haven't had much in the way of VA or video work. The only games that come close to that size for me have typically been large RPGs like Dragon Age and whatnot, and even then they didn't hit this big O_o

    • K-16
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      K-16 commented
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      Wow... What and how much did they change in the Source engine to take up 48 GB? Don't tell me they put in fish AI to inflate the game by 40 GB...

    • zuiquan1
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      zuiquan1 commented
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      BF4 is half that size, and despite all its problems the game is visually stunning. Titanfall doesn't look nearly as good and the maps seem a lot smaller.

      What on earth is taking up that much space?
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