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my favourite part of a “dmc-Iike” is being abIe to dodge out of any attack regardIess of how far aIong the attack is

I regret to inform you that you are a BAD person =/

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COMPRESS YOUR SHIT

THERE ARE NO 4K TEXTURES IN THESE GAMES WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU

Maybe soon the industry will have a wake up call

Also, isn't there a way devs can keep all the high quality graphics but still be able to keep the GB lower?

I feel like the GB for each AAA game is getting higher and higher and we won't be able to have enough storage for other games

Which will lead to some needing to buy an external storage just because 5 games took up the majority of the space

I'm just thinking out loud - I don't have a lot of knowledge with these things, so I might sound dumb lol

Well the first key is either drop or fix Unreal engine lol

I think Death Stranding 1 and 2 using Gurellia engine is a good point of conversation cause DS1 is 68 gb and 2 is 90 something-- these are huge seamless open worlds with very little loading tricks

Oh snap!!!

What a huge difference

Rebirth and Remake are tightly condensed games, and even in Rebirth you cant go to/even see all of the entire map all at once

But it was what

170 gb lol?

Lol yeah I think so

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