Mummelmann said:
Lawlight said:
1. That's great for you but a quick google search of "The Witcher 3 won't start" gives you multiple threads on multiple forums with people having issues just starting the game. I can have any number of updates on my PS4 games (though, those are done in the background) but I know I'll never have to spend hours trying to figure out why something is wrong with my game.
2. Who knows what components you have and how much you spent on them years ago.
3. I live in a 3-room apartment so don't worry about my lack of space. That's not the issue here, it's just a waste of space. I do have a desk but I have my work laptop on there. No way, will I waste other desk for a machine that's only going to be used for gaming.
4. KB/M is boring and uncomfortable to play with. No idea how people tolerate playing with those.
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1: And Battlefield 3 problems on PS3 yields even more results; what's the point again? Skyrim and Oblivion also had massive problems on the PS3, Skyrim had a game-breaking one for quite some time, where the size of the save files would basically corrupt everything and that happened to every single unit who played over a certain amount of time and/or story and side-story since the files became too big. Besides; "The Witcher 3 won't start" as a search query yields about 2 million results for PC, 1.6 million for PS4 and 1.4 million for Xbox One (which also sold considerably less) so that's probably not the best example. And; yes, the PC sales on Vgchartz are bogus (TW3 has sold around 30-35% of its total on PC, majority being physical copies).
AC: Unity on consoles also says hi, I'm pretty sure a lot of gamers we're trying to figure out why their game wasn't working properly.
2: So I'm just spinning tales for the heck of it to prove a point? Sure, that really shows the level we're at right now. You don't have to believe me, but my anecdotes are just as credible as the obvious misinformation spread by those who seek to paint PC gaming black. Frequent upgrades quite simply are not mandatory in PC gaming, and I'm sure even you know this fact very well.
3: You have a laptop on your desk so you can't be bothered to house a desktop in your entire appartment? That's a ridiculous argument and says everything about your interest levels in accomodating hardware and nothing about size and impracticality of desktop PC's.
4: Again; that's just a highly subjective opinion that doesn't really discredit the PC as a gaming platform. I understand how you feel, I have the same opinions on controllers in shooters and RPG's, but I don't use it as an argument as to why consoles are a useless gaming platform overall.
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1. I doubt BF3 wasn't starting on PS3s. Your google results count is flawed obviously as you don't know the content of those results.
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3.yes, and that is perfectly valid. Why have a desktop if you have a laptop?
4. It does for me. Just like importance of frame rate and resolution are subjective.
