a totally subjective reason why i'm avoiding the PC this gen

drekula2 · 2014-02-11 07:23:56

I spend enough time on the computer (whether it's for my job, checking emails, surfing the internet), it's much harder to relax and enjoy a game for a few hours. To be perfectly honest, playing video games on the PC (a lot of the time) feels like work.

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lostrib

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#152 lostrib

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@LustForSoul said:

So you don't game on the PC because it reminds you of obligations. Your loss man.

Odd, I play games on my PC to avoid obligations

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#153 the_bi99man

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@V3rciS said:

@Heil68 said:

You can run your PC on your TV, sitting on the couch and using a controller if you want.

You transforming your pc into a console.... what's the point? To have 5-10 fps more?

Try 2-3 times the resolution and 40-80 fps more.

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#154 Jankarcop

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@V3rciS said:

@Heil68 said:

You can run your PC on your TV, sitting on the couch and using a controller if you want.

You transforming your pc into a console.... what's the point? To have 5-10 fps more? Not interested, I'll just keep it at my desk for the 3 PC exclusive games I want to play per year.

30 fps more, usually. And much better gfx. And faster load times.

That alone is more than enough to warrant such a thing, apart from the 3x bigger gaming library, IMO.

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