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by zemo
306 days ago
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> Perforce for version control for example, which I think is more common in the game industry than other solutions for whatever reason. The last game I worked on was like 80gb built. The perforce depot was many terabytes large, not something you want to have on every person's workstation. Games companies use Perforce for a very good reason. |
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