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Since your download wasn't complete it was cancelled and started over.
I get that, but why would that even happen in the first place? Best gaming platform my ass if it can't figure out how to download the least amount of files. 66GB just isn't acceptable when it's just to cover a mistake. The game was playable before the patch, so... just ref***ingdownload the patch if it has issues?!?! I can do this simple sh*t far better manually if that was an option.
I probably should have downloaded the independent client. F*** steam...
If you do it will start to re-download the whole game at the restart of the download.
Reason for that is that the main data depot for the game was exchanged for the new version that includes the patch.
And when you restart the download it checks the version on the Steam servers, see that there is a newer one and starts to download that one from the beginning.
It can be very annoying but that is just how the Steam download servers work.
It is literally a PAUSE button, not a STOP button. Intuitively that just has to put the process on HOLD, not rename or change folders or delete the temp folder.
I've been away for some time with the download going but my speed has lowered and now I'm looking at 16GB/66GB with an estimated remaining time of 20+ hours...............
It would be a waste of effort as people won't read ♥♥♥♥ these days.
For some reason the download went to 500kb/s and it took so long to get to 20%. I left my pc on for the night, however my pc makes a low zooming noise at this point (8y old pc) and I couldn't sleep well to the point I just had to put my pc to sleep. Well, do you think this deleted the 19GB of progress, YES IT DID. Even when I'm just 10mb in, if I put it on pause and then start it it just deletes everything................. CAN YOU FIX THIS PAUSE BUTTON STEAM?????????!!????
There's many reasons to put the download on pause, you can't expect me to keep this download uninterrupted for 20+ hours. Many things could happen, the network could be out for a minute? What then? Oh let's just delete 10 hours of progress! That's the way to go right Steam? I also have raid night tonight where I have to perform and I can't let a download ruin my ping or I might wipe the whole group. I NEED this pause button to work.
At this point I'm just redownloading the whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game again because now the PAUSE BUTTON WORKS. 96GB.... I'll be lucky if I can play tomorrow... At least it's back to 1.2mb/s.
A thing I cannot do anything about? I'm dutch so everything is cabled below the ground, which means I cannot privately request better cables. I put in a public request for fibre optics like 7 years ago and my neighborhood is just that bit out of the way that it has had very low priority. They have to dig up the street to replace the cables. I just got a letter (few weeks ago) that they're FINALLY getting to my block next year.
Steam cannot assume everyone has good internet. It is a GLOBAL company. There's also many areas elsewhere that have pretty bad internet, and Steam should consider that for many people 60GB or even 10GB+ is a pretty big ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ deal. The reason why I might not have dealt with this issue as much is because I often play smaller games. If this would happen to Terraria or something it would not matter as much, but for big games YES that 60% of game size MATTERS. There's a BIG difference here and Steam's systems seem not to take this into account.
I just said I can't do something about my internet... Reading comprehension...
But yes, Steam is not responsible for my internet situation. Though I sure am extremely dissatisfied with Steam's service and absolute incompetence as a hosting platform.
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Even with 300+mb/s internet this practice of restarting the entire download upon pause is not friendly to storage devices. Sure SSDs nowadays can handle a few rewrites, but what if a person already rewrites a bunch for particular hobbies/work like making videos/music/etc, then that added strain on storage can become an issue down the road. And what about the future? Games will only get bigger and bigger, so you sure have to hope the internet will go faster with it, because if it doesn't you'll be looking at a two days long 20TB download for what was initially a 30gb patch.
My point is that the way steam handles these things is faulty at the core. Sure you can make up for it with high internet speed, but that's just like saying drinking alcohol all night for a week isn't bad for you when you're 20 years old and your youth compensates for the strain on your body.