> Today we've got stuff like Borderlands 4 (or whatever the newest one is) that barely run on anyone's PC Just like Crysis did 18 years ago? >it's no longer r

> Today we've got stuff like Borderlands 4 (or whatever the newest one is) that barely run on anyone's PC Just like Crysis did 18 years ago? >it's no longer really feasible to keep most of your games installed all the time and ready to play. Crysis was around 5% of common HDD back then. Now, it'd be equivalent of around 80 GiB now. That would be just about what Elden Ring with the DLC takes.