Comment on I hope you've got a spare 190GB kicking about for God Of War Ragnarok on PC

• QuadratureSurfer@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago

  No chatGPT (or any LLM) used for any of my replies to you.

  But, if you could please link to the study/conclusion so that I could read about it, I would greatly appreciate that. Especially since you seem to have easily found it after a quick search.

  I am honestly wanting to know more.

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  • RedditWanderer@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago

    For one, this post isn’t about any study. Second, dude said supposedly, there is “some studies”, you’ll have to go find it.

    The questions youre asking at laughable no matter the study. What good is a study that says it takes a TB to store it, if they went out of their way to use 4k images? Can i make a study saying they are wrong because I used 8k images? It’s not a world record or a challenge, so you use average, favorable measures for things unrelated to the question, which is the actual specific size to the GB. All these studies do is average, so we can get a sense of how much it is today.

    The method would imply statistics drawn from market averages, like the size of an ebook or whatever, it wouldn’t contain any of the info you mentioned. Your post is kinda right out of /r/iamverysmart, and you’ve made no effort to look these things up.

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    • QuadratureSurfer@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago

      To your first point, you’re right, this post isn’t about a study. It’s about how much space a game is taking up on a drive. However, this thread started because we’re comparing the game to a study about how much space the library of Alexandria would take up on a drive as well. Comparisons that require understanding how much space images take up in a game (like textures used for 3d models and such).

      Again, I did make a small effort to look up that study. I would appreciate it if you could link to it since it’s apparently so easy for you to find.

      Part of the point of being on here is to ask questions and have a conversation with the public. I was giving the original commenter an opportunity to talk about a subject that I found cool and interesting, which he apparently knew more about.

      Again, you’re misunderstanding the question about 4k stuff. I’m wondering if they included images at all in the study that the original commenter is talking about, the ask about quality is secondary, but important to keep those numbers relevant.

      To answer your questions about “what good is a study…” and “can I make a study…”, go back an re-read my example on the Pokédim since that explains why it a study should include include an explanation of how they came up with their numbers.

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