Radek said:
CosmicSex said: Yes because most computers are workstations, not gaming machines. And PC gaming is falling. No one has time for the cumbersome setups and what not. And its amazing what you can do with PC but its really too expensive and for some folks they are intimidated by it. They are a very loud group of people but they are infact quite the minority. I mean, PSVR blew Rift and Vive away in a single day as far as sales. This actually happened. |
Are you freaking serious? PC gaming failing? Is that why 99% of multiplats come out on PC and on the same date as console? Why Steam is bigger than ever and Microsoft releases all their exclusives on Windows 10?
You can't be serious, just no way you can.
With mid range graphic card GTX 1060 3 gb or RX 470 4GB costing 200$ and being twice as powerful as PS4. Want cheaper? Newly released GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti are both more powerful than Xbox One and even PS4, and cost 109$ and 139$ respectively, I really wouldn't call PC gaming expensive.
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Its okay. I know this is hard t. believe but its really not attractive to alot of people to game on PC. maybe is phycological, but its true. i spent about $900 building a PC about 2 years ago, but playing them in my computer chair infront of my small monitor by myself is really not what I enjoy. I also had a bad 8320 chip that I had to replace after about 5 months. I don't think most people are willing to go through the trouble of replacing their own individual parts or the process of even identifying what the issue is. Also, and this is the worst part ---- when games just don't work and you have to go through this whole process of trying to research what the hell is wrong. Most people don't have time for that.
I have a PC. I like to program and I like to make music. That is what I use my rig for and it is a very decent one at that. But for gaming, I just like to play with friends in the living room on the Bigscreen TV.
Big PC guys try to make it seem like there is something wrong with people or that other people are inferior for not wanting to jump through the hoops they do to game on PC. I think insulting people is part of being a PC gamer, for some, because they are so good at calling other people peseants and dirty. I just find that attitude repulsive mostly. And R* finds them to be unworthy of immediate investment. Development cost money and they want to follow the money. PC gaming is quicly becoming a sport about who can be the most pretentious, but that is not what gaming is about.
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