@Locket Really? Funny I've played tons of MMO games in the past and I don't ever recall being forced to download almost 32gigs of 'patches' in this short space of time. A few hundred megs here and there, a well publicised and forewarned client update maybe after six months to a year, nothing on this level and with absolutely no warning.
The complaints are to try and ensure it doesn't happen again. [snip]
WoW has 6.2 coming out and that's 32gb. Just one example. I don't feel like digging up more but I'm sure I could find more big patches in other MMOs.
My patch just dropped from 25 hours to 43 minutes, just keep pausing then restarting the download, eventually when it starts running at a rate representing your usual download speeds, eave it. Tried everything too beforehand to no avail. Despite having over 40mbps on PS4 it was a trickle. Hope this works for you all too, as it was frustrating to see over 20 hours when I actually start back at work tomorrow.... Unfortunately.
AbioticViper wrote: »OMG this update is insane. I live in a rural area. I have to pay 55 euro a month for my internet and the fastest speed I can get is 10megs down 4megs up.
This updates are insanely annoying for people like me so annoying
Also is the imperial edition content fixed I never read that or couldnt see it ?
dloke86ub17_ESO wrote: »The reason it's so big is because it is multiple updates. I highly doubt it will be this size in the future. I was able to download it in about 45 minutes. If it's taking longer than a couple hours, you have a potato internet connection. Man can't play the game for an hour and people complain.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Hey guys. Just to follow up, we do understand that having to download such a large patch is frustrating and not ideal, and we want to let you know that we are actively working to ensure future ESOTU PS4 patches are not cumulative.
LariahHunding wrote: »dloke86ub17_ESO wrote: »The reason it's so big is because it is multiple updates. I highly doubt it will be this size in the future. I was able to download it in about 45 minutes. If it's taking longer than a couple hours, you have a potato internet connection. Man can't play the game for an hour and people complain.
Wrong, Einstein. We are downloading all the updates including the day one update. Read this.
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/185588/playstation-4-patch-size#latest
And I have the best Internet I can get.
I was told by some friends who play on PC that I should consider getting a larger HD for this game because of circumstances as this with the game. I had to clear out some space just so I could play the new witcher and what i had left I wasn't going to delete.
So when I picked up my copy of ESOTU I also got a larger HD. It was alot to pay up front but it was worth it.
Loading screens take very little time, seems to run smoother, etc.
At this point in the systems life cycle most of us are probably are at or near the limits of the stock hard drive anyways.
Just my 2 cents
jaredhatter01_ESO wrote: »@Locket Really? Funny I've played tons of MMO games in the past and I don't ever recall being forced to download almost 32gigs of 'patches' in this short space of time. A few hundred megs here and there, a well publicised and forewarned client update maybe after six months to a year, nothing on this level and with absolutely no warning.
The complaints are to try and ensure it doesn't happen again. [snip]
WoW has 6.2 coming out and that's 32gb. Just one example. I don't feel like digging up more but I'm sure I could find more big patches in other MMOs.
6.2 patch is nowhere near 32 gb. Keep defending this mess though.
HobnailedBoots wrote: »I was told by some friends who play on PC that I should consider getting a larger HD for this game because of circumstances as this with the game. I had to clear out some space just so I could play the new witcher and what i had left I wasn't going to delete.
So when I picked up my copy of ESOTU I also got a larger HD. It was alot to pay up front but it was worth it.
Loading screens take very little time, seems to run smoother, etc.
At this point in the systems life cycle most of us are probably are at or near the limits of the stock hard drive anyways.
Just my 2 cents
The size of your hard drive won't make a difference in load times. An SSHD or SSD would, but a larger hard drive is just that , larger.
Imagine you had bought the game yesterdayHobnailedBoots wrote: »I was told by some friends who play on PC that I should consider getting a larger HD for this game because of circumstances as this with the game. I had to clear out some space just so I could play the new witcher and what i had left I wasn't going to delete.
So when I picked up my copy of ESOTU I also got a larger HD. It was alot to pay up front but it was worth it.
Loading screens take very little time, seems to run smoother, etc.
At this point in the systems life cycle most of us are probably are at or near the limits of the stock hard drive anyways.
Just my 2 cents
The size of your hard drive won't make a difference in load times. An SSHD or SSD would, but a larger hard drive is just that , larger.
Well no. A larger hard drive is definitely larger but may also be faster, not all hard drives perform the same. As to how much faster, admittedly probably not much as the stock one isn't actually all that terrible. Personally I got a new larger HD the same week I got the PS4. Knew I'd need it.
HobnailedBoots wrote: »ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Hey guys. Just to follow up, we do understand that having to download such a large patch is frustrating and not ideal, and we want to let you know that we are actively working to ensure future ESOTU PS4 patches are not cumulative.
Just want to say thank you for keeping everyone apprised and your team at ZOS for working to patch the things that needed fixing. Lost on 99% of people posting here is the fact that the reason they're downloading a big patch is because a lot of work went in to making the game better.