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Yeah, as long as you're not too concerned about load time, then an old HDD is still fine.
I'm an addict. I have a ton of games on my computer. I have 4 NVMe drives and that isn't enough to hold all my games. So I have smaller indie games and older games like L4D2 on my old school 4TB HDD. No ragrets.