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Edited by Dopefriik:
5/20/2020 10:09:16 PM
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The way PS4 works is that it downloads the update, creates a copy of the game with the update applied, then removes the existing game. This is and always has been the way.
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That’s strange cause I have the console since PS4 launch and have never faced with this issue before. Nevertheless, the second console doesn’t require full “replacement” to update.
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Edited by Dopefriik: 5/20/2020 10:18:49 PMIf you’ve ever gone into downloads and watched an update, it starts with ‘Preparing to Download’, then ‘Downloading %’ and then proceeds to ‘Copying %’. Chances are it’s never been brought to your attention because you’ve always had enough free space.
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May be. As far as I remember, there was less than 50Gb every time I updated Death Stranding. Thank you for your response. I’ll observe the updating process in the future.
