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    LalafellDown's Avatar
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    Ultima Ultima
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    Tonberry
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    Dark Knight Lv 100
    Quote Originally Posted by Ametrine View Post
    You miss the "ease of use" part. Even without worry over price, you still need to gain the knowledge of PC hardware and software. While it's all not that complicated, it can be a daunting endeavour to a novice.

    You need to buy each part, make sure everything is compatible, put it together correctly, then go through the processes of OS installation. After that, you still need to tweak the settings for every game you install to run well on your rig.

    Plus, buying prebuilt gaming PCs is much more expensive than buying a console unless you buy low spec items.

    You don't need to do any of that for a console. The developer has done all that work for you. It really is just plug and play.

    This doesn't even touch exclusives that only hit consoles.
    Nope I didn't miss the ease part. I built my first PC blind. When you buy parts like the motherboard it tells you what memory stick, GPU and CPU it supports. You just buy what it supports. I may be a idiot, but I can read simple guides.

    You don't need to tweak anything in games you install. last time I messed with game profiles with AMD was because the developer didn't support crossfire on fallout 4 and Witcher 3, but now they do. When I run games for the first time everything works fine. you make it sound like its really hard.

    I saw an opportunity in PC with its fantastic games and endless free DLC (free mods). I made that jump into the unknown and now I have way more knowledge about PC than I ever did. I can help people like my family who also recently got into PC. when there's a product that out does another product 100 times better why buy the lesser one? Unless you financially unstable then that's understandable.

    Playing this game at 144FPS blew my mind. Never have I ever experience such smooth camera rotation (I used 3 290x to achieve that, liquid cooled) playing at 70+ FPS is way better than PS4 30+ FPS (one 290x)

    I managed to even disable that annoying windows 10 virus that told me I needed windows 10. Still on 7

    I also got into graphic design and been drawing on the PC love drawing anime art. I cut my cable because I have a PC. Haven't watched TV since 2010. saved tons of money. I don't have to sub to PSN to play online games (not MMO's though, I know)

    My point is PC is a win, if you are financially stable go for it. If your gonna tell me "its to hard, there's gonna be problems and I don't know what I'm doing" then fine stay in your bubble, pretend life is as good as it gets.
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    Last edited by LalafellDown; 09-12-2016 at 12:29 PM.