| Intrinsic said: On another note, when threads like these start popping up at a higher frequency, it usually means that a console is threading in PC waters again. Last time this many threads about console vs PC was about was around 2013. |
i was kidding btw :P
Every time everyone makes this comparisons seems to forget PC has its share of exclusive titles too.
| freebs2 said: Every time everyone makes this comparisons seems to forget PC has its share of exclusive titles too. |
I mean, it's kinda there
"MODS, also open platform means more developers and more games including shitty and great games"
Awww that's such a nice picture of us all.
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| FunFan said: Awww that's such a nice picture of us all. |
it's a gaming orgy
onionberry said:
I mean, it's kinda there "MODS, also open platform means more developers and more games including shitty and great games" |
Uhmm... I see. I've read 'mods' and just went to the lower line. My bad.
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PC: Exclusives
(such as - copied/pasted from my post in an earlier thread - Civilization V and VI, Europa Universalis IV, Age of Wonders III, Endless Space, Endless Legend, Anno 1404/2070/2205, Audiosurf 1+2, Euro & American Truck Simulator, Banished, Cities Skylines, Undertale, Pillars of Eternity, Grim Dawn, Path of Exile, Torment: Tides of Numenera, Star Citizen, Total War series, Dota 2, StarCraft II ...)
Console: Exclusives
(no list needed, we know them all, there are plenty of them, especially from Japan)
That's the only pro that counts for me in such a comparison and the only reason to own more than one system.
For consoles:
* Physical Media, especially collectors editions, seems to still a real thing. PCs do have collectors editions, but there seems to be less of them.
* More mid-high grade RPGs. Obviously the AAA RPGs like Fallout, Witcher, and Elder's Scrolls are on PC, but the vast majority of those sub AAA-tier RPGs are not on PC. (This seems to be changing bit by bit, but not nearly fast enough for me).
* No Mods, less cheats,
* More stable online, better online communities (subjective, but has been my experience), games for free each month (even if they are usually B-C tier). But comes with a cost.
For PC:
* Steam. Games when I want them, which is usually now, if I don't care about the physical media for it.
* If you got the cash, best graphics around. Even if you don't have mad cash, better graphics than consoles for a good price.
* Mods.
* Often free online. Exceptions being MMOs with subs or pay for gated content. Can be less stable because hosting depends more often on the players themselves.
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| okr said: PC: Exclusives |
not a comparison, babe, it's a "why I love this and why I love that" thread.
Console:l (PS4 as that's the one that I have):
No compatibility issue with any game coming out for the system.
No hassle plug and play
High quality exclusives
PS+ means I virtually have no need to buy games
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