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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
There is this thing called a 'hard drive' which means you don't download an entire game every time you run it.
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So people have to buy an HDD (with an external caddy) when they buy games from Steam, and fill it up, and when it is full, buy another one and fill that up?
And when you force Steam to find the HDD to find the games installed, it will then update AAA titles no doubt, and whatever else it picked up off the HDD.
You know that scenario is silly.
What about people who buy Blu-ray quality movies from Playstation store etc and have download a massive 20GB+ per movie?
250GB is gone easily in less than a day, at speeds just now just over 1 minute = 1GB at top speeds from VM.
Would anybody be doing it all the time no.. of course not.. but the point is, I don't like the way advisers are instantly doing the you are a heavy user when you call to see what is up with the network, like it is your fault and you are bad.... they should focus on the multiple TB users who sit on torrents seeding and peering all day long.