>default install directory
>C:\Program Files\[Publisher name]\[Franchise name]\[Game name]
Default install directory
Brody Martin
Levi Harris
>program doesn't tell me where files are stored
>spends 10 mins looking for file
>turns out its portable
Ian Hill
>Game installs into %appdata%
Nicholas Price
>decompile game code wanting to recompile with a few tweaks
>huge sprawling mess of files
Isaac Jackson
autist detected
Noah Walker
>Downloading Japanese H game
>It looks like it installs to C:
>Having a hell of a time figuring out how to change it; nigga they all Chinese
>Finally set it to Program Files
>Wapanese test pops up in an error box, with the only option apparently cancels install
If anyone starts browsing my computer, they'll see I'm a baka hentai~ ¬.¬
Mason Clark
>using ping to test network speed
>time=81ms
>time=81ms
>time=81ms
>time=530ms
Austin Roberts
>save files are stored in Documents
Why do games do this again? I never even use my Documents folder for actual documents nowadays
Nicholas Barnes
Games For Windows Live
Connor Carter
C:\Games\
Camden Butler
I'm the boss of this computer.
Christopher Adams
>installing into hidden files
>hidden files existing at all
Nathaniel Jackson
>not using Steam
Ryan Edwards
>not defaulting to desktop
>literally when its most convenient to have your stuff unless you use a hub-thingy like Steam
Dylan Turner
>My Documents
>game
>Game
>game
>Publisher
>Developer
>GAME
>publisher
why
does ANYONE even save their actual documents into this folder
Mason Carter
>game saves .ini files and saves in the My Documents folder
Ethan Wood
>Saves are in your appdata folder
Connor Cooper
>game uses both game directory .ini and one in my documents
Carter Gray
Has to do with an old windows limitation IIRC, although it might not exist anymore
Kayden Nguyen
>Both .inis are the exact same
>Only one of them effects the game itself
Carson Hall
>changing the directory
>fucking installation program won't let you create folders so you have to go out and create the folder in the directory and then select it
Camden Ramirez
>3 different initial files in 3 separate locations need to be the same in order for your settings to work
Matthew White
>C:\Users\user\Common\Steam\SteamApps\Common\CommonSteam\Game
ffs
Landon Edwards
>.ini files are saved as read only
Charles Taylor
>game crashes when you install it anywhere but the default directory.
Austin Cox
>installation program plays music
>music loops
>cant be turned off
Joshua Taylor
>music is actually bretty gud
Jordan Edwards
>C:\Windows\Media.onestop.mid
Michael Butler
>install wizard lets you create a folder when browsing directory
>not only that but there's a dedicated button for it so you don't even need to rightclick