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Collection Unity Ross Quest [2.8.1] [Ross Teddy]
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How many GB does the actual game weight? The .zip is arpund 1.48 GB, but the moment I start unzipping it turns into some massive shit, I lost 5 GB of free space in like 20 seconds.
Edit: this shit is over 10 GB, wtf
Edit 2: 17 fucking GB seriously, this things should be notified in the download links. You know, like:
Compressed- 1.48GB
Uncompressed- 17.1GB.
You know, just so people's PC don't explode.
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Yep, it is what the guy above me said... sounds about right lol
The real question is what the actual fuck this barebones pick-a-path game is doing at that file size. I'm assuming the animations are just uncompressed video files to have this level of bloat.
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Indeed, that's the only thing that makes sense to me.
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I think Patreon did that because the western payment companies like Visa, MasterCard and PayPal don't allow purchase of ANY NSFW content. That's also why you can't purchase a subscription on most porn website.
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