Got a 2 TB drive to put in here and it won't read the update file off my USB. Says it can't find the right one and I know it's on there.
Waiting for customer support now.
You put PS4.update or whatever in all caps?
Mandatory installs is by far the worst "feature" of this gen.
- Thread starter Regular_P
- Start date
You put PS4.update or whatever in all caps?
Had the wrong file. The DL link I needed was at the bottom of the page.
Working now.
You must of got the smaller one and not the larger file I did that Also.
Yep.
Plug up an external hard drive to it then. Easy fix.I have 4% free space on my X1. The shyt is only a year old
Why and how the fukk does this even happen with "next-gen" consoles?
I should be able to download 100 full games at this point, but I don't even own 1digital copy of a game, except Warframe and whatever else has been free. Besides to trade in and it's cheaper, is there even really a point in physical copies anymore?
by installing dont that mean scratches on disc dont matter anymore?
Blu rays are nearly scratch proof.
I bought 1TB external drive and am now like 65 games deep and still good. Granted some of them are XBLA but I'm still doing okay 
Because these games are so massive, mandatory installs are a must for load times. If these games were being read off the disc, it would take anywhere between 2-5 minutes to load a map on an FPS like COD, BF1, etc.
Because these games are so massive, mandatory installs are a must for load times. If these games were being read off the disc, it would take anywhere between 2-5 minutes to load a map on an FPS like COD, BF1, etc.
Last edited:
The majority of your games must be indies. If you had even 40 standard disc games, you'd be well over 1TB.I bought 1TB external drive and am now like 65 games deep and still good. Granted some of them are XBLA but I'm still doing okay
Because these games are so massive, mandatory installs are a must for load times. If these games were being read off the disc, it would take anywhere between 2-5 minutes to load a map on an FPS like COD, BF1, etc.
I understand the load times, but they need to up the storage on the hard drives. Some games are 50-70 GBs.
firemanBk
The Manslayer
It'll be interesting to see how this is handled on the Switch. Using cartridges means that load times should not be an issue.
The bigger issue is AAA titles being broken on release and then needing gigantic patches to play
The bigger issue is AAA titles being broken on release and then needing gigantic patches to play
Blu Ray drives aren't fast enough to get the data off the disc and onto your screen especially as games get bigger and more complicated.Arent thes mandatory installs to help loading times amd shyt or nah?
Either way doesnt bother me one bit
