Console Vs PC Gaming?
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Terrislane
N00b
I prefer console because it’s generally easier to use, most games are well optimized and cater to your specs while on Pc it’s mostly just “get better or get left behind” making you drop thousands…..the modding scene on Pc is pretty fire tho
BIGGTHICCYY
Casual Player
PC for all the mods and different customisable options. I love console tho because of the convenience. They should make a controller with more buttons
SilverBill27
Gaming Enthusiast
Console here, I like the convenience, being able to play on my bed or on a couch. I like how the interface let you browse your game library easily so you just have to jump in with a push of a button.
But I have to say, I envy pc players for the possibility to purchase games on many different stores, and at discount prices usually never seen for the console versions. On console we are locked. I also hope they will stop billing people to play online. that's something that needs to stop.
But I have to say, I envy pc players for the possibility to purchase games on many different stores, and at discount prices usually never seen for the console versions. On console we are locked. I also hope they will stop billing people to play online. that's something that needs to stop.
i’d say console if you just want a plug and play system as there are times with PC where it can be not as straight forward
Mulles0104
N00b
Brotherguns5624
Elite Gamer
If I could afford a great gaming rig, I'd say (ideally), at this stage in my life, PC, tbh (esp. cuz of the player freedom, particularly when it comes to stuff like mod support and/or console commands 
). Of course, I've also been a lifelong console gamer mainly cuz that's the more-affordable (and, oftentimes, easier) option, and I was introduced to it first, long ago (and some games just don't get PC ports, though that's a lot rarer these days, esp. w/ new titles).
Plus... video game renting (to save money, especially) is barely a thing on PC, sadly (whereas it's been around for decades via console, albeit a lot less nowadays than its heyday). And the online "digital edition rental" sites (albeit usually for console stores like PSN) seem kinda sketchy, ngl (and typically operate from abroad in countries or areas where authorities don't really 'give a shit' about going after such "IP infringing" gamers), so unless you live in one of such countries, you're SOL if something bad happens, esp. to your finances or payment credentials, or whatever- not sure I'd wanna take that risk (not talking about key shops, btw, which is a whole other matter and more of a grey area, legally, at worst).
). Of course, I've also been a lifelong console gamer mainly cuz that's the more-affordable (and, oftentimes, easier) option, and I was introduced to it first, long ago (and some games just don't get PC ports, though that's a lot rarer these days, esp. w/ new titles).Plus... video game renting (to save money, especially) is barely a thing on PC, sadly (whereas it's been around for decades via console, albeit a lot less nowadays than its heyday). And the online "digital edition rental" sites (albeit usually for console stores like PSN) seem kinda sketchy, ngl (and typically operate from abroad in countries or areas where authorities don't really 'give a shit' about going after such "IP infringing" gamers), so unless you live in one of such countries, you're SOL if something bad happens, esp. to your finances or payment credentials, or whatever- not sure I'd wanna take that risk (not talking about key shops, btw, which is a whole other matter and more of a grey area, legally, at worst).