Physical copy on PC (Red Dead Redemption 2)

Even on a dual layer DVD need 19 disks...

no gamer
there are blyurey, for example

Probably will do 2 or more double-layer bru-ray disc, the PC disc)

Joel Miller
Actually, I never heard that any game on PC was released on Blu-Ray

dilat
On Blu-ray no.
But GTA 5 is still released. There's like 6 or 8 disks, can't remember exactly.
And Yes, it is nothing about the blur spoke.

Alexander Kozlov E.
On the PC? Somehow missed this point

dilat
Yeah, I have a friend bought.
Googled 7 discs.

Alexander Kozlov E.
7? Kind of like two 50s will be enough (or then it was not 50 GB...), what is it stuffed?)

dilat
And when the usual discs at 50 gigs seated?
A Blu-ray drive in PC.
Here is rocky, and got out.

Alexander Kozlov E.
And DVD, lol. Okay then, but it is a perverted, yeah...

Maybe better to release RDR 2 on floppy disks... will be a rarity)

Marsj
On punch cards

:)
It was the case
Alexander Kozlov E. wrote:
Googled 7 discs.
dilat wrote:
And DVD, lol. Okay then, but it is a perverted, yeah...
Yes, gentlemen, it was... Here is also discussed.
https://www.playground.ru/gta_5/korobochnaya_versiya_grand_theft_auto_5_na_pc_zanimaet_sem_diskov-447436
By the way we have this perversion was not sold and nimble... the Swedes found a way out. Along with the discs and had a baseball cap GTA V and the BAT!!!... like the one in the game. Prices jacked up and all snapped up within a week.

Why nobody makes a usb version of the game, where only the key to the game, or it's not profitable to the publisher...

Marsj
And why so difficult?
Easier just to sell on the website keys.

Have gta 5 on 7 disks and after the game on the PC had to download 6 gigs.

Alexander Kozlov E.
As if the stick is still useful and in the economy)

Marsj
The key weighs a few bytes, why do you stick to a few bytes?
Or do you think they key to 128 gigs Flexi would shove?

Alexander Kozlov E.
In proportion to the price tag, and you 128GB USB flash drive)

Marsj
Tobish you willing to pay the price of game + price for a flash drive?
And what is the profit?