@lostrib said:
@IMAHAPYHIPPO said:
@Jankarcop said:
@IMAHAPYHIPPO said:
@Jankarcop said:
@millerlight89 said:
don't get so butthurt, please. PS4,PS4,PS4
Your trolling is not creative.
How exactly is this trolling?
There's a lot of things to consider when deciding between Ps4 and PC. Graphics will be better on PC, while someone -- like myself -- with an awesome surround sound would rather enjoy that populated world on a console, as I'm out of PCI slots on my motherboard, and I can't get surround sound on my PC.
It's factually better on PC when talking about a good PC. A good PC can easily do surround sound.
In SW we aren't talking about crappy PCs.
Not having an extra PCI slot doesn't constitute a crappy PC, and believing otherwise shows how narrow your vision is. My PC has a 3GB 7970, a high-end i7, and 16GB of RAM. My PC makes games look reallly pretty. It just doesn't do surround sound, nor is it anywhere near my home theater -- because not everybody wants their desktop out of their office, since I do a lot of actual work on it -- so for a game like Watch Dogs, with the promise of a living, breathing world, I'm much more intrigued at the possibility of high-end sound instead of graphics.
You have a high end i7 and your motherboard doesn't put out surround sound? Wtf
When I built my PC, I reached my budget, and my i7 had a solid, albeit barebones, motherboard included in the purchase. Aside from not having a ton of features itself, it does everything else I want it to with no problems, and seeing that I only move my PC to my home theater when a new Bethesda game comes out, why bother spending a few hundred dollars on something I'll use once every three years, you know?
I'm perfectly happy with my JBL 2.1 system for most games, but I just want a comfy couch, a controller, and surround sound on my big, open world types (aside from Bethesda games, as stated above. I'll never play those with anything other than a mouse and keyboard).
To round it out, I'm not terribly concerned about graphics on Watch Dogs, as I didn't really think the e3 2012 demo everybody's freaking out about even looked that great. But the potential for sound... Yum.
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