But that is like arguing why the sky is blue.

Everyone, even their pet cat understands the Playstation 4 is faster than the Xbox One and that the Xbox One is faster than the WiiU, there is zero need for those points to be rubbed in, regardless of how factually correct it is.
Yet, suddenly the world ends when someone says the PC is faster than the PS4? It's all as obvious as each other, the hardware has been known for a year now.

Again, don't do to others, what you don't wan't done to yourself and the world will be a significantly better place, then people like the "Op" won't get annoyed.

So consoles are high maintanance, probably has personality issues and you have to do what she says or else. And that beauty will fade with age.

PC will do the kinky shit in bed, and has that inner beauty that will always be there.

I guess that analogy works

Yes it's like arguing the sky is blue, but like it or not there will always people arguing and just let people arguing without adding another fuel on it :).

and "Yet, suddenly the world ends when someone says the PC is faster than the PS4?" because you debate on which console is stronger topic not on appropriate topic. If people arguing which one stronger dedicated gaming PC or PS4 the answer is more clear and fair on debate.

We all know this debate has the potential to get extremely volatile, so lets all remember to be civil too one another please

As a super enthusiast pc gamer, I disagree with some points, but as a multi-platform gamer I agree with all your pro-console points.

1.Yes the more you pay for hardware the more you get on a pc.I play at 4k on a $2500 build(just pc no display) and at 5760x2160 on a $5000 build (monitors included.)The experience obviosly is much more from what you get from consoles, but also costs many times more.I also find it really stupid when someone says you can build $400 pc with PS4 performance, the PS4 is much better and much more future proof than a $400 pc period

2.As you remarked a PS4 won't ever compare to a $2500 pc in performance,none the less it provides the best experience there is on consoles, AC 4 looked so good on it that I ended up playing it there.

3.I think this is the most important point.I know that I didn't just wake up one day and decided to build a pc ,nor did I wake up with the knowledge to build one.It took months of research, even 3 years after I built my first gaming pc I'm still learning.If you are not much into tech "get a current gen console" they provide an amazing gaming experience and they makes it so damn easy.

Now about convenience and ease of use,My pc's take around 15 secs tops to boot up, my 4k build is hooked to my tv actually, I even use the DS4 to play on it so for me its the same, except the graphics and sometimes driver settings and issues that you have to tweak.For me its a gratifying and enjoyable experience dealing with all that though, but obviously not everyone is gonna like that,it's actually one of the major drawbacks that people mention when talking about building a pc.

Ultimately, people should just buy whatever they prefer and in their price range, and not listen to anyone trying to justify their purchase.

My 850 $ vaio gets destoyed by my PS3 Slim (both having SSD drives)

Glorious Fat chick master race ! those are underrated anyway.

One reason I'd always stick with consoles - a level online playing field.

99% of people have the same controller and play at the same level of graphics.

Resolution is fairly constant as well with the two main options really being 720p or 1080p depending on your TV (by now I'd assume most online gamers are on 1080p)

PC has the biggest library of all, it's the best platform overall.FPS, Strategy, Point & Click adventure, Puzzle, MMO - most genres are best on PC.The only genres better on consoles are party games like Wii U Party and sport/racing games IE the stuff that gets rehashed year after year.

This as well