Just to confirm the current DataStore space limitation.
I have two dictionaries that will store game data from these DS:
-- General DS for all players - single scope
local MyGameStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("MyGame", "MyGame")
-- Individual DS for each player
local PlayerKey = "Player_".. Player.UserId
PlayerStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("Player", PlayerKey)
In the case above:
Will MyGameStore have an individual 4MB limit?
Will PlayerStore have a 4MB limit for EACH PLAYER (scope)? For example, in the case above it will have Player_1 4 Mb, then Player_2 will have another 4 Mb, and so on?
There are also limits applied to the data store model. If an experience exceeds these limits, the service will automatically throttle the experience’s data store usage, causing requests to be placed in a queue.
Server Limits:
Each server is allowed a certain number of data store requests based on the request type and number of players (more data is needed for more players).
Data Limits:
Along with request frequency, data stores limit how much data can be used per entry. The key, name, and scope must all be under a certain character length, as well as the amount of data stored.
Usually because the limits are actually very high to anyone who uses datastores correctly. Roblox lets you store 4 million characters in a single datastore key.
