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Barozi said:
sc94597 said:

Why is that? PC gamers play online games fine with different settings. 


While true, you can have quite a few advantages with certain settings such as choosing simpler lighting and fog effects, increasing draw distance, 60FPS etc.

Sure, but on consoles everyone has all of these options at their disposal while on PC people have different hardware limitations. So if they want to play competitively they can also choose the settings that allow them to do so. I don't think I've really ever experienced this being a huge issue in the multiplayer PC games I've played more than casually. Keyboard + mouse type and input lag (which can be affected by framerate) are much greater concerns. On the console end people modify their controllers to have better gameplay performance. The games where this really mattered though were fast paced FPS games like Quake (most FPS games these days are much, much slower.)