It means to set the max download speed to unlimited. In the pop-up window, set the Maximum download rate to 0. To aid that process, set the game speed to 4x to skip the dialogue I didn't need at that point. Also, you can change the maximum download speed to speed up your downloads. The game opens with a BUNCH of story before you can get to a save point which I at the time was not at all interested in. Ys The Oath in Felghana | I heard great things about the games combat so I wanted to check it out really quick to potentially come back to later. I play the game at 2x speed so the visuals are 60fps, and I get to do less of the parts I don't enjoy (slow walking) and more of the stuff I do (battles and dialogue, which I set back to 1x speed for). Alongside that, a large portion of the game is just walking at an unnecessarily slow pace. Undertale | Undertale is capped at 30fps. I'll just sit in the copter, set the time to 500x, and let everything develop now so I can just enjoy the game. Alongside that, I don't want to wait 2 literal in game hours until that dope new item I want is finished developing. When entering a mission I just fast forward by 50x until the helicopter lands - assuming theres nothing for me to do in the helicopter that mission. And yet my Steam download speed hasnt increased. I even got a call from them confirming the increase. Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain | After over 100 hours in the game, I don't want to deal with that helicopter entrance anymore. But Comcast doubled my speed from 50Mbps up to about 105 Mbps (but as I said, currently limited to about 80 until I get my modem switched). I use it to not just play the game, but also practice guitar and its a great pick up and play game to kill 10 minutes so skipping that boot helps a lot. I launch the game, set it to 50x speed, and the sequence is over - saving something like 25 seconds every time I boot the game. Rocksmith 2014 | This game has a hellishly long boot sequence that isn't hiding a load or anything, it's just long for longs sake. Some recent examples of my uses with this: In those cases, a fast forward function is a wonderful thing.Ĭheat engine has a fast forward function. I previously had a connection speed of 50Mbps and I would get Steam speeds ranging from about 5.5MB/s up to 6.3MB/s. And it depends on the area you configure your download locations on steam.
Plenty of other games have filler or just needless portions that steal time better spent doing other things. It is normal, 80Mbps always means 8MB download speed maximum in real life. Some games are dripping with atmosphere and its truly enjoyable to just absorb the finely crafted world you're surrounded by for hours on end.
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