Good to see more people are starting to realise the greatness that awaits them on PC.

I dunno why people would reject gaming on PC. You can play on PC and consoles. There is no written rule against it, haha. I play it PC sometimes and used to a lot more. I just play whatever I feel like at the time, and soon I'm gonna be playing more PC with the release of Starbound 1.0. Can't waaaaaaaaaaait~

Also, modding is pretty cool. I used to get character skins for L4D2 all the time. It was fun playing as random characters.

PC is the cheapest in the end, games digital, especially trough sales and cd-key websites cost almost nothing, and you can run games on the best settings and everything these days supports controller if you like that more then mouse/keyboard and your xbox controller will work.

pc meens you can start a new generation of gaming whenever YOU decide its time.
also people who think you need to upgrade a lot, dont be fooled, my 5 year old 2600k is still high end and my old 780gtx still runs everything on very high settings

since consoles move very slow, pc will generally run all console games even on old hardware, and do it better.
there are more games available overall and with xbox games coming to pc, come on... its the cherry on the cake.

I love my ps4, 3ds etc... but i play at least 75% of my games on pc and with nice framerates and free multiplayer, It feels great

I primarily play in PS4. I sell all multi platform game after playing. Only keep PS4 exclusives for the collection. I plan to build a good gaming PC in future (if I ever have time) and buy all of my favorite games from steam. PC gaming has been amazing since last 4-5 years.

That's your problem. You think your Laptop is somehow representative of a Desktop.
Majority of "Specs" released by game developers do not include notebook specifications... Your geforce 740M for instance was released in the middle of 2014.
It is now the middle of 2016. A low-end card even on release isn't excpected to run the latest games at a decent settings to begin with.

Compared to the Desktop it is probably closer to a Geforce 730. (If it has DDR3 memory, which I assume it would.)
And compared to the 900 and 1000 series, there is no equivalent, nVidia doesn't make GPU's that slow anymore on the Desktop. ;)

Majority of even Core i7 notebooks are still only dual-core processors in an era where games are releasing with a minimum of 4 threads. That 2.5Ghz clockspeed could also just be the best-case-scenario turbo-clock.

The fact of the matter is... If you bought a PC that was designed for gaming to begin with... You would be happily gaming for Years without an upgrade.

If you had decent hardware to begin with, you don't need to look at specifications to see if something will run, so it's not a negative in my eyes.

I find PC gaming far more convenient than console these days.

Console networks don't seem to be as responsive as Steam's, so downloads take longer, they also go offline more often as Steam's network has far more redundancy. (I am looking at you Sony.)

Or they get Hacked/DDOS over a Christmas period. (Looking at you Xbox Live.)

Patches also seem to be larger and more frequent on console.
If my Xbox is connected to the internet and a patch is available, then I am unable to play that game unless I disconnect the internet and go offline.
If a patch is available on a PC game, I can ignore it and download it later or pre-load it.

It's also easier to navigate my PC library on Steam than it is to navigate my Xbox Library on my Xbox One, I have hundreds of games for both platforms, you would expect there would be some kind of sorting and categorization of titles wouldn't you on console? But nope.

There have also been tons of cases where a new released game on console has simply been unplayable for days/weeks/months, on PC usually you can find a work around... On console? Nope. You have to deal with it. (I am looking at you Battlefield 4, Halo: MCC, Skyrim etc'.)

I could keep on going, but you get the point.

On my PC I can just buy, download and start playing faster than I can on Xbox.

Fact of the matter is, Consoles are becoming more PC-like in how they operate... And it certainly hasn't been for the better in every aspect, install and load times are longer than they have ever been.

It's the best place to play and 4theplayers. But for real, not because some company says so.

I don't want to start a war but almost everyone says PC is great because you don't have to pay for online, games are cheap, steam sales and you can build a better PC than console for lower price. So what I get from this is PC people are cheap. I already know PC is not for me since I have an answer for why I don't like or care for all the key points for pro PC but would really like to hear from a PC person perspective, would you still go PC if everything was same price as consoles as in paying for online, games same price and no huge price drop sales?

Does this even fit anymore? I honestly don't think there's a difference between the frequency or quality of sales anymore. At least, not in the past few years.

The most appealing nature of PC gaming is its high customization and allowing you to tailor the experience to what you want. For some it works great, for not so much for others.

I prefer to play on both worlds, and for me that is the best option as a hardcore gamer. The PS4/PC combo has never let me down, and If you force yourself to settle for one thing then you're just missing out.

I agree on the convenience bit, actually, console gaming is more of a hassle than ever, in my opinion, while PC gaming has become simpler and more streamlined since the digital revolution and the introduction of desktop clients that basically manage everything for you.
This is a great time to be a PC gamer, better than ever, I'd say!