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Not sure if this has been raised before (or if I've overlooked something) but would help if the download size was shown.

 

E.g. the Las Vegas map was 31GB. I started it in the mid-afternoon and it didn't finish until the late evening, which pretty much meant that I couldn't do anything else on the internet for most of the day. Had the download size been shown I would have waited until bed and let it go overnight.

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Not sure if this has been raised before (or if I've overlooked something) but would help if the download size was shown.

 

E.g. the Las Vegas map was 31GB. I started it in the mid-afternoon and it didn't finish until the late evening, which pretty much meant that I couldn't do anything else on the internet for most of the day. Had the download size been shown I would have waited until bed and let it go overnight.

 

Not to highjack the wish, but:

Alternatively, a real time speed limiter might be your solution here. Just let it download during the day at a slow speed, and finish it up at max at night.

 

A speed limiter would also help those who live with other internet users who play online games etc. I can comfortably let steam download at 7MB/s while the others on my network have no issues. Though DCS maxes out the bandwith.

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