I mostly play at Med High, and im still ok with that..i love ever second of Crysis warhead on Med high..Wonderful game..i never let graphics get in the way of fun.
I play alot of valve's game so im not really much of a graphics whore.
Well, if your pc is good enough to max out the games, then by all means go for it...however, if it can't I see no reason why you pc gaming wouldn't be worth it. My pc sucks and it's way old.. I can barely play games like Far Cry at high settings...so I play it on medium and I still have a lot of fun on it.
You shouldn't give up on pc gaming if you can't max it out. Medium to medium high is good enough to have a great experience.
What is the point in even offering lower settings? Generally it has to do with widening potential market exposure. The more people that can play your game, the more that will buy it. Max settings are overrated... most modern PC games now only need to be at medium settings at a resolution above 720p to be more technically proficient than console games.
Personally, I think the PC has the best lineup, regardless of graphics or anything of that nature. So, even if you are playing at the lowest settings, I would still enjoy it more than any other system. I certainly prefer playing on high settings, but it isn't necessary for my enjoyment.
PC gaming is only better when played at the highest settings huh? Let's try that out...
*Sets everything to high in The Witcher: Enhanced Edition*
Playing games at two frames per second is so much fun...Not! Interestingly enough, I've had more fun playing The Witcher on low settings than more than half of my 360 collection combined. Maybe there's more to fun than graphics...
Some people dont have money to buy console,and playing games on PC is all they have
And belive me - even on low settings,those people are enjoying games so much mybe even best time of they life (they probably dont realise it now,but will look @it later )Â
no, RTSs and FPSs arn't really a wide genre selection
btw don't tell me about the one or two games that no ones ever heard of that cross the lines
-Mad_Rhetoric-
Racing - Flatout, Trackmania. Maybe not the best, but they're good nonetheless. RPG - Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate. Action/Adventure - Assassin's Creed (PC version had some decent improvements)
I'm pretty sure those are all games that a decent amount of people have heard of that aren't FPS or RTS. Now, what do I win?Â
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