- Apr 14, 2013
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Steam had recently (maybe not so recently, IDK) added the option of installing a game on a different memory disc- meaning that you can store games on d: instead of c: (the main disc), thus saving precious memory. As some of you know, I have a big memory problem, and I'm almost completely out of memory. So when I first saw this option, I was very happy- finally I can put an end to the memory problems, and store games on my alt. drive!
Problem is, this new feature seems to be broken, most games fail to launch if they are installed on d: instead of c:. (Tested that w/ some games, didn't work.)
However, one game I did not test, is tf2. (the reason is it weighs too much memory, and to backup all my maps and stuff will take ages--- not worth to try, if at the end I'll have to re-install it back in c
Can someone who have already tested it, confirm whether tf2 works on an alt. disc?
Problem is, this new feature seems to be broken, most games fail to launch if they are installed on d: instead of c:. (Tested that w/ some games, didn't work.)
However, one game I did not test, is tf2. (the reason is it weighs too much memory, and to backup all my maps and stuff will take ages--- not worth to try, if at the end I'll have to re-install it back in c
Can someone who have already tested it, confirm whether tf2 works on an alt. disc?