Finally ready to switch my final windows device over to linux, but I'm running into a problem. NTFS drives aren't a good idea under Linux, but my 4 NTFS drives are this full. I own zero extra hard drives, and do not want to spend $300 on another one. 
How can I bring these files into Bazzite WITHOUT just wiping everything and re-downloading 10+ terabytes of movies, shows, music, games, and other data I refuse to delete?
No no no no no no no no no no no no no no dont suggest using ntfs under linux no no no no no no no no.
At least caveat it for christs sake
yeah ime they will just bork after a while and need
chkdskor defragging which you can't do on linux so it's a big pita??? As a Linux power user for over a decade I genuinely don't know what possible caveat there is. I've used NTFS drives under Linux every day and the only problems I've ever had were when I mounted the drives in Windows because it loves to fuck with NTFS settings and set dirty bits and stuff.
I dual-boot Linux and Windows, on their own drives, and then have two big 4TB shared NTFS drives on which EVERYTHING - Media, games, programs, docs, etc goes. I dinnae overexaggerate when I say I have had a total of zero problems that weren't directly caused by Windows.
So zero problems except for the problems caused by dual booting, something first time linux users might do. Sounds like a caveat to me.
Apparently the 7.1 kernel has a full rewrite i may try but fuse and ntfs3 wasn’t decades of no issues in my experience. But ofc thats trumped by your experience
I apologise - I'm not saying one's experience is invalid, just that I really honestly ain't seen problems.
True I suppose that dual booting has the caveat - disable fast startup and always shut down cleanly if you don't want Windows to fuck up your NTFS.
Sorry I was having a series of bad migraines and health scares I overreacted. So things I would list would be
Sorry for being aggressive having a bad life rn