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Chung 7 Sep @ 8:28am
option to sort *all* library games by required storage space
While there is an option to sort *installed* games by the space they occupy on disk, I'd like to sort even the non-installed games by the space they may occupy once installed. This would be super handy when I'm running low on space and need to find something that would fit
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Nx Machina 7 Sep @ 9:19am 
How would that work exactly when store page data can be inaccurate.

For example:

Ready or Not was 60GB and now it is only 42.02GB with all the dlc's installed because the developer did optimisation of the game files and structure. The store still lists it as 60GB space required.

Total War: Warhammer 3 was 120GB and now it is 82.14GB with all the dlc's installed because they also did optimisation of the game files and structure. The store page still lists it as 120GB space required.

Look at the store page for any game you are thinking of installing but take the space required as an estimate.
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Chung 7 Sep @ 9:34am 
Originally posted by Nx Machina:
How would that work exactly when store page data can be inaccurate.

For example:

Ready or Not was 60GB and now it is only 42.02GB with all the dlc's installed because the developer did optimisation of the game files and structure. The store still lists it as 60GB space required.

Total War: Warhammer 3 was 120GB and now it is 82.14GB with all the dlc's installed because they also did optimisation of the game files and structure. The store page still lists it as 120GB space required.

Look at the store page for any game you are thinking of installing but take the space required as an estimate.

They'd just have to use the storage data in the store page as an estimate.

This solution is useful when you have sizeable libraries yet limited storage space to play. Having an option to sort by estimated size would help in narrowing down the selection.
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