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Mortal Kombat 11, the latest entry in the iconic fighting game franchise, has certainly made an impact in the gaming community—though not necessarily for all the right reasons. While the game boasts polished graphics, a diverse roster of characters, and a satisfying combat system, there is one glaring issue that overshadows these merits: its colossal 109 GB file size.

For a fighting game, this file size is excessive to the point of absurdity. The genre, by its nature, is one that thrives on simplicity and efficiency. Players expect fast-paced action, smooth performance, and quick load times—elements that are traditionally not storage-intensive. Yet, Mortal Kombat 11 demands more space on your hard drive than some of the most expansive open-world games available today. It's a questionable demand that raises concerns about the game's optimization, or lack thereof.

The massive size of Mortal Kombat 11 begs the question: where does all this data go? While the game features high-resolution textures, detailed character models, and cinematic story sequences, these elements do not seem to justify such an exorbitant storage requirement. One cannot help but feel that a more efficient approach to asset management could have reduced the game's footprint significantly, making it more accessible to a wider audience, especially those with limited storage capacity.

Moreover, the bloated file size is not just an inconvenience—it actively detracts from the overall experience. For many players, especially those with slower internet connections or data caps, downloading and installing Mortal Kombat 11 is a time-consuming and frustrating ordeal. The sheer size also leaves less room for other games and applications, forcing players to make tough decisions about what stays and what goes on their hard drives.

In an era where digital distribution is the norm, developers need to be more considerate of the impact that large file sizes have on their audience. Mortal Kombat 11's 109 GB requirement feels like an unnecessary burden, one that detracts from the enjoyment of what should be a straightforward and exhilarating fighting game.

In conclusion, while Mortal Kombat 11 delivers on many fronts, its excessive storage demands are a significant flaw that cannot be overlooked. A fighting game should be lean, efficient, and accessible—three qualities that this title fails to embody due to its bloated file size. For many, this will be a dealbreaker, and rightfully so.

Pretty mid, kinda boring

Duck this game man, I sold my kidney to buy it, and then I just got beautiful graphics and big world, which is cool, but the game itself is just very boring.
You can't even refund it because the "tutorial" chapter is 2+ hours, so you just exceed the 2 hour refund limit..

My wallet was dead by daylight after I started to main killer and wanted some good perks smh

Very cool

Dead and bad

Please stop adding more skins

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