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  • SilverstarSilverstar Member Posts: 2,207
    Currently biggest one seems to be 32GB. Had one at 44 at some point iirc.

    MMORPGs get really bloated a few expansion packs down the line.
  • iKrivetkoiKrivetko Member Posts: 934
    NWN2 is rather massive, especially when you play on PWs with custom content.
  • ajwzajwz Member Posts: 4,122
    GTAV for pc was around 50gb if i recall correctly, but the absolute largest game I have ever installed was Final Fantasy 13 on steam, which is a whopping 60gb in size
  • FinneousPJFinneousPJ Member Posts: 6,455
    edited April 2016
    Weirdly Mortal Kombat X shows up the largest at 29.8 GB with MGSV: TPP trailing at 28.2 GB and Fallout 4 with the bronze medal at 25.3 GB

    EDIT: Actually, that doesn't really answer your question, but these are the largest installations I have at the moment.
  • AKrugBierAKrugBier Member Posts: 110
    edited April 2016
    Baldurs Gate Trilogy.

    25GB.

    ;)
  • AndreaBeckAndreaBeck Member Posts: 9
    Star Wars: The Old Republic - 19.8GB
  • GozetaGozeta Member Posts: 105
    Assassin's Creed Syndicate. The file size was 40.27 GB!!! XD
  • SeldarSeldar Member Posts: 438
    Battlefield 4 is around 40

    The Witcher 3 is massive too
  • Troodon80Troodon80 Member, Developer Posts: 4,110
    ajwz said:

    GTAV for pc was around 50gb if i recall correctly

    It's around 60-65GB including all the DLC and patches since launch.
  • KcoQuidamKcoQuidam Member Posts: 181
    Modded : Skyrim ... 78GB...
    Non-Modded : Swtor, something around - 19GB
  • sparkleavsparkleav Member Posts: 871
    SWTOR, Skyrim - modded. Mass Effect trilogy with addons and mods
  • BelleSorciereBelleSorciere Member Posts: 2,108
    Dragon Age: Inquisition, XCOM 2, Neverwinter Nights and Neverwinter Nights 2 with all kinds of custom content.

    Probably many others, but those are the ones that immediately come to mind.
  • sparkleavsparkleav Member Posts: 871
    Yes DA:I was quiet large too.
  • NonnahswriterNonnahswriter Member Posts: 2,520
    The Sims 2.

    All expansions.

    Entirely too much custom content.

    ...

    Or at least, I had, until I got a new laptop, was forced to upgrade to Windows 8.1, and realized I couldn't play my favorite virtual life time sink ever again. :cry:

    I keep telling myself, it was for the best. I don't have the time to dedicated to it anymore. Not having Sims in my life would be good for me. I'd actually get stuff done that was worthwhile.

    ...

    BUT OH HOW I MISS IT! D:
  • sparkleavsparkleav Member Posts: 871
    edited April 2016
    I'll tell you what was huge to install, at least at release...another MMO - The Secret World. Looks like they went overboard on textures but it does look good.
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  • KamigoroshiKamigoroshi Member Posts: 5,870
    edited April 2016
    If we're including upcoming titles which I will own next month, then it's Total Wars: WARHAMMER hands down. The first "part" of the game alone will be 35GB. And thanks to dozens of DLC's its required disk space will be ever growing. This also goes for the second and third "parts" of the base game. Both with their fair share of DLC's as well. Possibly, after the game has been *completed*, it could take up anything between 100GB and 200GB of disk space.

    As of now? Pillars of Eternity plus both expansions: 23.5GB

    Closely followed by Far Cry Primal with 19.8GB.
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