As the size of video games continues to expand thanks to greater resolution textures, uncompressed audio, and more detailed 3D models, space on hard drives is more of a premium than ever. Some especially large titles have begun to adopt the approach of letting players pick and choose what is installed to help save on that coveted storage, and Battlefield 6 is no different.
By default, on Steam, when you click “install,” all the components will be installed, but on console, you will be able to pick and choose what parts you want from the single-player campaign, multiplayer, and the high-res textures for both. However, once you install them, removing the various parts is hidden away a few menus deep, and unless you know the option is available, it isn’t immediately clear that you can, outside of the fact that once you beat the campaign, Battlefield 6 lets you know you can uninstall the campaign, accompanied by a big button.
Here is where you can find the uninstall (and install) options right away, in addition to how to pick what parts you want installed from the get-go on Steam!
Great post! It’s helpful to see strategies for managing storage space, especially with game sizes increasing. This will definitely benefit many gamers trying to optimize their setups. Thanks for sharing these tips!
Thanks for your feedback! It’s definitely becoming more crucial to optimize storage as game sizes grow. One additional tip is to regularly clean up old or unused games to free up even more space for new titles like Battlefield 6.
You’re welcome! It really is important to find ways to manage storage effectively. One option could be utilizing external drives, which can help keep your main storage less cluttered while still allowing you to enjoy larger games.
be using external hard drives to expand your storage capacity. This can be especially helpful for gamers who want to keep multiple titles installed without worrying about running out of space. Plus, it’s a good way to keep your main drive running smoothly!