@therealone717 Thats what M$ is doing. They are making it about the games by buying up exclusive rights. Its sad that they can't come up with their own ideas but M$ hasn't had a new fresh idea since windows 3.1.
@therealone717 @Export As a gamer the only thing that matters is system bugs and exclusive games. If all the games were on every console then how would they distinguish themselves?
@DMason001 Why blame M$? They did the smart thing. Blame Crystal for taking the upfront money and shrinking their user base. Blame Sony for not doing it first
@ThatPjYouKnow21 @crymore_noob Here is a fun fact, based on the last numbers even Nintendo is worth more than Sony. This is mainly due to some bad Movie investments. Also the PS# wasn't profitable until its last year, if even then
If people stopped buying consoles and only gamed on the PC then not only would we all enjoy superior gaming experiences but there would be no more exclusives. Just a thought.
My only concern is that if our goal is always to max out the graphical output of a game on the PC then we will forever be increasing the hardware requirements for PC gaming. The price point for building a gaming rig will stay very high and PC gaming will remain somewhat of a niche platform. Currently the cost of entry into PC gaming remains rather high and discourages the average gamer from making the switch.
At some point we have to reach a point were we are getting diminishing returns on trying to invest a a lot in boosting the graphics of a game. This will cause the price point of gaming PCs and plummet and consoles really would be pointless. But that day is still very far off. We got lots of ground to cover in the graphical department especially with 4K gaming around the corner.
LMAO. People will bend over backwards to twist information to fit into their propaganda narrative. Everyone is always quick to tell you that "Women earn X% less then men in this industry" yet they don't compare the sexes best on an actual JOB to JOB basis.
OF COURSE their will be a wage gap if you compare the salaries of women in audio design and art to the men in business management and software development. Now if you said that female audio designers made less than their male counterparts then that would be an issue. You can't compare the salaries of individuals in different fields and draw any conclusion other than different fields have different salaries.
Men on average are drawn to more dangerous, higher risk, higher reward, and STEM field jobs more than women. Women tend to pursue industries that are more stable, safer, service industries, social services, or jobs where you help people in need more than men do.
The real question is why aren't more women compelled to pursue STEM fields or riskier fields that on average pay more and why men aren't drawn to fields like teaching or social services that are safer and more stable.
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