So pc gaming is dying because it gets a few bad ports here and there? Like consoles never have issues running games?
I went back to pc gaming in 2010. Why? Well I got tired of my 360 breaking down on me all the damn time and paying for XBL just to get called whatever racial insult you can think of by all the pasty white 12 year olds who think they're gangster rappers. The ps3 was great for exclusives but kinda crap for everything else, especially multiplats that either ran like shit or not as good as the 360 or pc and that god awful PSN that did nothing but go down for no reason or because it got hacked. Then their was my wii that had a few decent games but was mainly for gamecube games and emulators. The wii wasn't bad but nothing great.
and then 2011 rolled by and I got more use to pc gaming along with getting a steam account and I have never looked back. Don't get me wrong here ladies and gentlemen. I like my consoles and I do own all 3 consoles from last gen and a ps4 and wiiu now but I gotta say. Consoles are not what they use to be IMO.
The convenience is shrinking, you're limited to almost everything, no real Backwards compatibility for anything, pay to play for online services that constantly shut down or have shortly lived communities backing any game (except for the usual cod, fifa, BF shit), no MODS or limited modding, lesser game performance. The list goes on
The only real reason I have to go to consoles are a small handful of exclusives and PC has exclusives of its own so it's just a matter of personal taste.
Sure I'm not saying pc doesn't have it's flaws like the occasional horrendous port or version that should of performed much better but got shot down due to poor optimization. Having to deal with shit like Uplay or origins just to play a game. That dreadful GFWL bullshit and you might have to tweak some things occasionally to get somewhere, and the initial price is expensive. but for what its worth It pays off when you take in everything else.
So it is what it is but overall I just prefer my PC.