Some of us like playing games to the point where we want to have the best experience there is to offer.
There will be a cost premium to this and it will always be changing. Better components are always being developed. It's not static.. like a console.
Also, this is PCMR. The entire reason this sub exists is through an understanding the PC gaming is, in fact, a better gaming experience, obviously. It's not tied down to a mass produced manufacturing process from one company.
My main reason why PC is superior is the fact you can do stuff besides gaming. You can make your own game on a PC, you can edit photos on a PC, you can do 3D modeling on a PC, you can edit the registry so bad you break your PC—none of this can be achieved on a console. I usually don’t see this brought up in arguments, maybe because it’s obvious, or I just haven’t stumbled across any which bring it up.
socokid on May 14th, 2020 at 02:24 UTC »
Some of us like playing games to the point where we want to have the best experience there is to offer.
There will be a cost premium to this and it will always be changing. Better components are always being developed. It's not static.. like a console.
Also, this is PCMR. The entire reason this sub exists is through an understanding the PC gaming is, in fact, a better gaming experience, obviously. It's not tied down to a mass produced manufacturing process from one company.
Canadiancookie on May 14th, 2020 at 02:40 UTC »
If the past is anything to go by, it'll probably be between mid and high end at a good price (sold at a loss)
Swordee77 on May 14th, 2020 at 04:55 UTC »
My main reason why PC is superior is the fact you can do stuff besides gaming. You can make your own game on a PC, you can edit photos on a PC, you can do 3D modeling on a PC, you can edit the registry so bad you break your PC—none of this can be achieved on a console. I usually don’t see this brought up in arguments, maybe because it’s obvious, or I just haven’t stumbled across any which bring it up.