Space-Eating Games

steve_the_slim · 02-29-12, 11:17 AM

This is the thread where you brag about how much space some of your games take up on your hard drive. I think the way it's supposed to work is that having fatter game folders means you're manlier or something; I dunno.

So...

Railworks: 38.9 GB
FSX: 21.8 GB
Il-2 1946: 14.3 GB
Homeworld 2 (3 separate installs running I don't even know how many mods): 13.2 GB

I also have a huge pile of Railworks and FSX addons that I've downloaded but not installed due to not playing either of those very much recently, so the total space they're responsible for is likely much larger.

02-29-12, 11:17 AM	#1
steve_the_slim Loader Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 83 Downloads: 14 Uploads: 0	Space-Eating Games This is the thread where you brag about how much space some of your games take up on your hard drive. I think the way it's supposed to work is that having fatter game folders means you're manlier or something; I dunno. So... Railworks: 38.9 GB FSX: 21.8 GB Il-2 1946: 14.3 GB Homeworld 2 (3 separate installs running I don't even know how many mods): 13.2 GB I also have a huge pile of Railworks and FSX addons that I've downloaded but not installed due to not playing either of those very much recently, so the total space they're responsible for is likely much larger. __________________ A U-Boot is a very Schrodingerian thing, being either unobserved or dead Although it is only dead if observed by SOME observers, which is a very interesting problem of quantum physics, jawohl! -Sea Skimmer