I'm officially a PC gamer.

[Azuren]

zero129 said:

Azuren said:

Not be a clunky mess.

 

Again, I'm actually doing this. Until you've used a computer from a couch for an extended period of time, your opinion will fall short every time.

Whats a clunky mess about it?

Again i believe you are but once again you admited your not using Steams Big Picture mode.

So i ask you once again. When it comes down to it. What exactly does your PS4 do that a PC hooked up to a TV using Steams Big Picture mode doesnt?.

And remember, im pretty sure the is plenty of other PC users and console users who used Steams Big Picture mode in the last few months are looking at this right now and they know im right. So its up to you how you want to make yourself look to them. As the bitter fan who has to lie? or as a real user who can admit that Steam Big Picture mode does everything a PS console can do as long as you dont mind missing out on PS exclusives.

Also going by your question here ill remember this anytime you say anything about how "no one will buy an xbox one since you can play the games on pc" .

I've used it, and I don't like it. I do too much on my computer to limit myself to games and web browsers (and with a gamepad, no less). Conversely, when I'm using my PS4, I can quickly switch back and forth from Netflix, to game to Vue, so on and so forth. BPM, as far as I can tell, doesn't do that.

 

And I'm pretty sure most of those same users you're referring to aren't actually sitting on their couch with a keyboard. 

 

And I never said no one will buy an XB1 since you can play those games on PC. Recently I even toyed with the thought of getting one myself on the forums here in light of the news that PS4Pro wouldn't have a UHD drive. 

 

 

1. Web Browser with a controller is stupid.

2. Big Picture Mode Removes all the diverse usability attained from having a PC in the first place.

3. Modifying BPM only invites crashes, since many user-mods are made my amateurs. 

4. Typing from a couch is super uncomfortable and worse for your back than it is to be typing hunched over.

5. Using KB/M from the couch either has signal loss for wireless, or runs wires across the living room.

6. Using a gamepad means you're just going to have to have both.

 

Why bother jumping all of these hurdles when a console is designed for the couch from the get-go? Oh, because it fits with that "consoles should go away and everyone should be PC only" agenda.