Chazore said:
And that's why I included the typewriter example because the way you describe interest or being part of something means we are a part of everything despite our actual core interests and preferences. Also when I talk of interest have you noticed how many pages a console game egts or even talked about let alone any of the 3 consoles of current gen and alst gen?. The PC topics me and basil let alone Zero have made hardly span more than 1-2, maybe 3 pages (unless you have your page settings set to a very low amount) and are usually met with undesired results, the interest you speak of sounds very different from the interest some of us talk about. Again at the end of the day you can own a book and be called a vivid reading fan or own a car and be some model of car fan but your preferences and main interests are what make you a fan of what system, club, medium etc. I own two tablets, does that make me a mobile fan?, I own some DVD's, does that make me a film fan?.
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Which was why I asked, can only the people who game on high end hardware and own a lot of games (100+) be considered as being interested in PC gaming?
Would you say a person that owns a dozen books aren't interested in reading?
I'm not talking about being a PC gaming fan. I'm not a PL gaming fan, despite owning a good amount of games (48) (FYI Steamspy says 80% of Steam users own less than 4 games. Now, I know Steamspy isn't completely accurate, but Even with a 100% margin of error, I'm still far far above the majority of Steam users.), but I'm definitely interested in PC gaming.
Of course, if by "generally interested in PC gaming" you mean owns a ton of games and high end hardware, then yeah, sure, most of the users on this site aren't generally interested in PC gaming, we can agree on that.
