I’ve got plenty of storage space, but not infinite. That’s how it should be, but unfortunately that quality-of-life feature disappeared with the move to. Team Deathmatch and nothing else? Launch the rest into the void. Only playing Warzone? Keep that, and jettison the campaign. Back then, the games were still on Steam and you could easily install and uninstall pieces of it at will. I wrote about the problem of ballooning installs in early 2017, and specifically cited Call of Duty as a model for the future. …And then waiting for the shaders to install as well, after I’d already launched the game.Īnd what’s even more frustrating is that Call of Duty’s gotten worse over the years. I don’t know what’s up with this engine, that it requires such absurd patch sizes, but it’s unsustainable. Apparently Modern Warfare now takes up 163GB of my 1TB SSD, an entire fifth of the drive. Even if I’d kept Modern Warfare up-to-date, Warzone still would’ve necessitated a 22GB install. That’s a tenth of my monthly bandwidth cap, not for a new game but for a single update. As it turns out, I could have downloaded the standalone version of Warzone just as easily as updating Modern Warfare.
It’s been a long time since I played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and so while I’d heard the griping about enormous patch sizes, this is the first time I’ve come in direct contact. Be warned, it might take a bit to download.
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