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The social platform on the pc is a joke compared to the consoles.

commander · 2017-07-19 01:23:14

Well since they announced they weren't releasing any new card sets for the game magic duels, I thought to myself why don't I just restart on the pc just for a challenge. I unlocked all the cards on the xbox anyway and it's not on the playstation either so there I went.But after somewhat hundred hours on the pc version of magic duels I realized this was not as good as the console experience. When I wanted to send a message to one of my teammates or any of the opponents I couldn't since there was no recent player list for this game. Unheard of for the xbox. I never heard anyone speak either, not a single person all this time, that's zero communication in this game, this while you can have 2 vs 2 matches that last for more than an hour easy.On the xbox I can't go through a single day without receiving a message in this game, or hear anyone say something for that matter and this while magic duels has way more players on the pc. It seems that the mic that comes in the box does make a difference on the console and that the steam social platform is only a shadow of what the consoles have to offer.The game was running quite well though but we all know hassle is just around the corner, so this picture is as present-day as ever. What do you think, is the console better as a social platform or is it the pc?

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#101 Edited By jun_aka_pekto

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@commander said:

@jun_aka_pekto said:

Are you guys still pretending you have a REAL social life?

We all know real social lives are just an excuse for alcoholics

That's for the night-time crowd. There are of course, ways to socialize during the day. At least, the alcoholics have a chance of getting some, unlike the cherry boys I've seen gathered around a console at some dormitory lounge.

I, unfortunately, had a couple of those as part of my team for our course project. The time they spent gaming could have been put to better use creating well-thought out contributions instead of the last-minute crap they put out.

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