But Activision acted: later that year, it introduced the option to uninstall individual chunks of Call of Duty you're not playing anymore. I raised the alarm back in 2020 when Call of Duty, which had recently also become Warzone, grew into an ungodly 200GB beast. The days of just firing up a game "on a whim" are basically over.įor a while it seemed like multiplayer game sizes were exploding out of control, too.
The growing size of games that I've finished are way less concerning than the footprint of multiplayer games I almost never delete. Consume 130GB of my computer and see if I care-you're getting deleted eventually. This may take a while.(Image credit: Valve) The good news: Multiplayer games aren't growing (right now)įine, Jedi: Survivor.
The ways of getting passed that would be to either get a crack that bypasses the need for being online on Steam or remove every reference to Steam in the game. It'll be amazing if you manage to find a way back into the game, will be following ^^ Good luck! :rbrb1: I managed to get into the game but the game still requires me to connect to the servers :/. Skirmish mode should work fine though because it is already an offline mode, only online functionality that mode has is getting your user information like your inventory and player name.
Getting into the game past the loading screen should work but I don't think the inventory system would function properly. The third option is the most logical and is what I am going to focus on. 3 options for doing so: 1) Bypassing the server check on the launcher, 2) Use a different custom server, 3) Bypassing the need for the launcher in general. Originally posted by Virjoinga:The first step is to figure out how to get into the game in general aka getting to the loading screen.
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