The exception to that are games where you have to go through loading screens frequently. The slower spinning disk will increase games' loading times as we've observed in the past, although that rarely has any major implications in actual gameplay where GPU and CPU are more prevalent. There's a performance consideration when you're moving from an SSD to an HDD or vice versa. Some platforms like Steam hold your hand and make it easy to move your games along, while some others feel more like they want to slap you for even thinking of moving your game files.
When you're new to playing games from multiple storage devices, there can be a bit of a learning curve associated with having multiple libraries spread about. Does anybody have any suggestions? Has anybody had any issues with such things before? I would love some help.A common reason to move your game install files is that you've added a new faster or larger drive to your system, and redownloading is impractical when you could simply move the files and reconfigure the game launcher with said location. I tried validating local files TWICE, both before and after a total uninstallation and reinstallation. It even REGISTERS as the premium edition but she can not access those items in game and the entire thing just seems to be corrupted and buggy. I gifted it to her on Steam not too long ago. I can prove that I purchased the game and its premium content. She cannot even launch the game from the Origin launcher as the only option available is, again, just "download." When you click it it errors out and says "Battlefield 4 Premium Edition is not installed on this PC, please install it." I am at my wits end with this nonsense. In the "store" tab in the game all of the DLC's say OWNED though. When you click play in Steam, the game will launch as the NON premium edition and will glitch and crash the moment she enters a game. For reference, BF1 installed through Steam just fine and can be launched from both platforms. Both launchers display the game and title card of "Battlefield 4 Premium Edition" but after clicking install in the steam launcher and completing the installation, the origin launcher still only has the "download" option available. For whatever reason, Steam and Origin seem to disagree about whether or not she actually owns premium. Battlefield 1 works flawlessly but battlefield 4 does not.
I did this through steam and so she had to link her Origin account after the fact to play with me, I purchased the games on origin originally. I bought my girlfriend the premium editions of both Battlefields 4 and 1. Hello all, I will cut right to the chase.
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