For those of you that don't play PC...

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Too bad you're going to miss out on a ton of awesome games with that kind of mentality._Cadbury_

Yes, it's a fact. 30 fps is extremely sluggish compared to 60fps. You really should upgrade to PC gaming and see the difference for yourself.anshul89

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"][QUOTE="anshul89"]multiplayer cannot be aweome if its only 30 fps.

[QUOTE="anshul89"]Yes, it's a fact. 30 fps is extremely sluggish compared to 60fps. You really should upgrade to PC gaming and see the difference for yourself.Iantheone

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Is that a fact? Thats funny. I play BC2 on my ps3 and find it absolutely awesome. Same with uncharted 2._Cadbury_

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"][QUOTE="anshul89"]Yes, it's a fact. 30 fps is extremely sluggish compared to 60fps. You really should upgrade to PC gaming and see the difference for yourself.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

The PC version does look better. Though to me it only looks slightly so. The 360 version looks really good aswell, I would rather stick with my 360 than pay for a top PC just for that difference.

natenation87

But the initial cost is alot more and then what about the graphics card? I mean if you want to run it at thehigh end you would need to upgrade every couple years wouldn't you?

I was looking up the requirements for some PC games like Napoleon: Total War and it would require me to buy a pretty expensive PC to be able to play it. If I did buy a PC for gaming it would be only for the exclusives like Napoleon (I really want to play that) I would still play everything else on my consoles.

also, almost all multiplats look superior on pc with varying levels of difference, some can be huge like mirrors edge. But then you got pc exlusives like crysis and shattered horizon that will take a crap on anything a console can output.

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"][QUOTE="anshul89"]Yes, it's a fact. 30 fps is extremely sluggish compared to 60fps. You really should upgrade to PC gaming and see the difference for yourself.

anshul89

But like he said, why would he if he's happy?

It's the same for me, I'm more than happy, I don't need a PC to see the difference.

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Why would I. Im perfectly happy with 30 fps and i'm not missing out on any games because my expectations are too high._Cadbury_

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Why would I. Im perfectly happy with 30 fps and i'm not missing out on any games because my expectations are too high._Cadbury_

I agree with you 100% Cadbury.

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Why would I. Im perfectly happy with 30 fps and i'm not missing out on any games because my expectations are too high.natenation87

But like he said, why would he if he's happy?

It's the same for me, I'm more than happy, I don't need a PC to see the difference.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="anshul89"]To see the difference :| The whole argument I'm making is that there's a big difference and not about what frame rates you're happy with.

anshul89

But like he said, why would he if he's happy?

It's the same for me, I'm more than happy, I don't need a PC to see the difference.

But I don't care. There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight. I'm so happy with my consoles and am enjoying all the great games. If I was unhappy with the consoles or the PC graphics blew me away then yeah I would but they don't.

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"][QUOTE="anshul89"]To see the difference :| The whole argument I'm making is that there's a big difference and not about what frame rates you're happy with.

anshul89

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

But like he said, why would he if he's happy?

It's the same for me, I'm more than happy, I don't need a PC to see the difference.

natenation87

But I don't care. There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight. I'm so happy with my consoles and am enjoying all the great games. If I was unhappy with the consoles or the PC graphics blew me away then yeah I would but they don't.

The difference is huge when the games are configured right.

crysis, and this isnt even the best modding job i can do, when fully configured it looks even better.

vs

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="_Cadbury_"] Why would I shell out on a decent enough computer so I could see a difference. My point is that im perfectly happy with my console games, even if they don't tend to have as decent graphics. They still look amazing to me and I don't want to feel repulsed by and miss out on all these awesome console games,as you seem to, because I don't feel they're good enough anymore._Cadbury_

I don't PC game often. Simply because a lot of the games I enjoy aren't on PC.siLVURcross

There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight.

natenation87

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"] only the initial cost is more and is easily made up through cheaper games, massive steam sales, and free superior online. and the constant upgrade thing is a myth, my pc in my sig cost over $100 less than a ps3 in 208 and can still produce easily superior graphics to anything a console can do.

ferret-gamer

But the initial cost is alot more and then what about the graphics card? I mean if you want to run it at thehigh end you would need to upgrade every couple years wouldn't you?

I was looking up the requirements for some PC games like Napoleon: Total War and it would require me to buy a pretty expensive PC to be able to play it. If I did buy a PC for gaming it would be only for the exclusives like Napoleon (I really want to play that) I would still play everything else on my consoles.

also, almost all multiplats look superior on pc with varying levels of difference, some can be huge like mirrors edge. But then you got pc exlusives like crysis and shattered horizon that will take a crap on anything a console can output.

I'm from Australia so the prices are different but to get a PC that could play Napoleon, I would probably have to buy a $1200 one or if I want to max them out then even more than that. I paid $480 for my 250gb 360 with two controls and two games. That's a huge difference.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

But the initial cost is alot more and then what about the graphics card? I mean if you want to run it at thehigh end you would need to upgrade every couple years wouldn't you?

I was looking up the requirements for some PC games like Napoleon: Total War and it would require me to buy a pretty expensive PC to be able to play it. If I did buy a PC for gaming it would be only for the exclusives like Napoleon (I really want to play that) I would still play everything else on my consoles.

natenation87

also, almost all multiplats look superior on pc with varying levels of difference, some can be huge like mirrors edge. But then you got pc exlusives like crysis and shattered horizon that will take a crap on anything a console can output.

I'm from Australia so the prices are different but to get a PC that could play Napoleon, I would probably have to buy a $1200 oneor if I want to max them out then even more than that. I paid $480 for my 250gb 360 with two controls and two games. That's a huge difference.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="anshul89"]But the difference is huge and not "slight", like you said in the original post.

But I don't care. There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight. I'm so happy with my consoles and am enjoying all the great games. If I was unhappy with the consoles or the PC graphics blew me away then yeah I would but they don't.

ferret-gamer

The difference is huge when the games are configured right.

crysis, and this isnt even the best modding job i can do, when fully configured it looks even better.

vs

Crysis is an impressive looking game but how much would you have to spend on a PC to get it to look like that, alot. Uncharted 2 is an impressive looking game aswell. Again for ME the difference is not enough for me to spend alot of money on a PC. I love console gaming.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

natenation87

The difference is huge when the games are configured right.

crysis, and this isnt even the best modding job i can do, when fully configured it looks even better

vs

Crysis is an impressive looking game but how much would you have to spend on a PC to get it to look like that, alot. Uncharted 2 is an impressive looking game aswell. Again for ME the difference is not enough for me to spend alot of money on a PC. I love console gaming.

That pic came from my pc........again cost much less than ps3.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight.

anshul89

Going by screenshots and gameplay vids. PCs aren't cheap and I'm not going to buy one just to see the difference when I'm happy with what I've got. You love PC gaming I love console gaming. That's not going to change.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"] as i said, a 500-600 computer is more than adequate to outdo a console, less if you shop well. My pc cost $425 in 2008, $150 less than a ps3. I have only upgraded the ram which was $35. $450 total less initial cost than a ps3, better quality graphics, cheaper games, more customization, more games, superior online, user made content.

also, almost all multiplats look superior on pc with varying levels of difference, some can be huge like mirrors edge. But then you got pc exlusives like crysis and shattered horizon that will take a crap on anything a console can output.

ferret-gamer

I'm from Australia so the prices are different but to get a PC that could play Napoleon, I would probably have to buy a $1200 oneor if I want to max them out then even more than that. I paid $480 for my 250gb 360 with two controls and two games. That's a huge difference.

But you don't know what PC $1200 will get you in Australia. I looked up what was the requirements and the one I think I would need will cost $1200. And I wasn't talking about maxing Napoleon I was talking about other games. I love console gaming, I like that I can have a 360 from 2005 and still play all the recent games with no problems.

I'm not going to argue over this, I've posted so many already, lol. Like I keep saying I love console gaming, if you don't then that's fine I don't care I don't put PCs down, so I don't get why PC gamers feel the need to put consoles down.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="natenation87"]

I'm from Australia so the prices are different but to get a PC that could play Napoleon, I would probably have to buy a $1200 oneor if I want to max them out then even more than that. I paid $480 for my 250gb 360 with two controls and two games. That's a huge difference.

natenation87

I don't get why PC gamers feel the need to put consoles down.

Probably the same reason the PS3 and 360 gamers put the Wii down,my friend.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight.

anshul89

I agree with him, and my PC is more powerful than yours

That pic came from my pc........again cost much less than ps3.

ferret-gamer

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"] unless everything is 3x the price in australia, then no you dont need a $1200pc to max napoleon. my $450 pc from 2008 surpasses the recommended requirements. Stop making these claims you know nothing about. Arach666

I don't get why PC gamers feel the need to put consoles down.

Probably the same reason the PS3 and 360 gamers put the Wii down,my friend.

Yeah and I don't get that aswell. It's pointless, it's the "my d#%ks bigger than yours" syndrome,lol. Like people need to put down other peoples systems to make them feel better about there's.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

That pic came from my pc........again cost much less than ps3.

sky_rend

Ignorance really, I cant just walk into a store and pick up a gaming PC for anything near 200, I can a console. I'm a lazy consumer I go in see what I want pick a box up, pay for it, and walk out.

I wont lie to you. PURE IGNORANT LAZINESS.

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

[QUOTE="anshul89"]To see the difference :| The whole argument I'm making is that there's a big difference and not about what frame rates you're happy with.

anshul89

But like he said, why would he if he's happy?

It's the same for me, I'm more than happy, I don't need a PC to see the difference.

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="natenation87"]

There may be a huge difference, to me it only looks slight.

GioVela2010

I agree with him, and my PC is more powerful than yours

I gave up a long career of PC gaming when the first Xbox came out.

1. Few of my friends game on PC

2. Expense

3. Getting obsessed with hardware and having to have the best kit which brings me on to..

4. Cost

5. Poor performance taking into account how powerful the hardware was

6. Poor support for certain types of games I liked and less people playing certain genres (i.e fighting)

7. More difficult to integrate into my regular AV setup (especially at that time, less so now)

8. Finding and joing up with friends for multiplayer much more streamlined on consoles

9. More patching, more hassle with drivers etc.

I know all pc gamers will try and down-play such a list but it honestly doesn't matter, I gamed on PC for YEARS so I know the pros and cons for both and I genuinely think console gaming is superior.

To you. The difference between BC2 on PC and consoles is noticeable, but having both, I don't feel an overwhelming urge to switch to the PC version. One person's "OMG Jesus just touched me" is another person's "meh".lowe0

I know all pc gamers will try and down-play such a list but it honestly doesn't matter, I gamed on PC for YEARS so I know the pros and cons for both and I genuinely think console gaming is superior.

thecapsaicinkid

I love this kind of argument, where the poster talk as if he's the only person in the whole world that actually has gamed on more than one platform.

because i don't see the benefits of buying an expensive GAMING pc, i don't play alot of games now adays, so why should i have to pay the little extra for something taht isnt't worth my money`?

Eh i rarely play on PC but what the heck heres a few reasons why.

Laptop is mainly used for college work, doesnt have that great specs tbh.Also the fact its way more convenient having console gaming for my lifestyle.Also the fact i cant really sink money into a gaming rig.

[QUOTE="lowe0"]To you. The difference between BC2 on PC and consoles is noticeable, but having both, I don't feel an overwhelming urge to switch to the PC version. One person's "OMG Jesus just touched me" is another person's "meh".anshul89

[QUOTE="anshul89"]

[QUOTE="lowe0"]To you. The difference between BC2 on PC and consoles is noticeable, but having both, I don't feel an overwhelming urge to switch to the PC version. One person's "OMG Jesus just touched me" is another person's "meh".lowe0

[QUOTE="lowe0"][QUOTE="anshul89"]Are you seriously trying to defend 30fps for a multiplayer shooter ? :lol:

anshul89

Yeah. I'm perfectly happy playing BC2 @ 30fps. MW2 runs @ 60fps and it's not automatically more fun.lowe0

[QUOTE="lowe0"][QUOTE="anshul89"]Are you seriously trying to defend 30fps for a multiplayer shooter ? :lol:

anshul89

Try upgrading your internet speed

[QUOTE="GioVela2010"]

[QUOTE="anshul89"]But you can't even afford a decent PC -_-

How can you see the difference if you haven't even experienced it.

anshul89

I agree with him, and my PC is more powerful than yours

What does that have to do with me agreeing with natenation?

[QUOTE="thecapsaicinkid"]

I know all pc gamers will try and down-play such a list but it honestly doesn't matter, I gamed on PC for YEARS so I know the pros and cons for both and I genuinely think console gaming is superior.

rollermint

I love this kind of argument, where the poster talk as if he's the only person in the whole world that actually has gamed on more than one platform.

How did you get that from what I said? I was just preparing for the innevitable assumptions that I'm a console kiddie that has no experience of pc gaming. I played on high-end kit for years and I can hand on heart say I do not miss it one little bit. I find a lot of pc gamers are more into the hardware than playing the actual games themselves.