What am I damage controlling by saying that PC gamers are already used to upgrading their hardware, console gamers aren't? Why would I defend supposedly Xbox one when I don't even own one?

"As with Bloodborne, neither PS4 or Xbox One versions of Dark Souls 3 feel as smooth as they should do, even while running at the target 30fps on average. Frames are incorrectly ordered to produce a stuttering sensation, and our hopes of From Software addressing the issue are once again dashed."

Is anyone surprised?

So it totally flew over your head, no big surprise

HOW WILL I RECEIVE THE WINDOWS 10 CODE? HOW DO I ACTIVATE IT?

• After you pre-order a digital copy of “Quantum Break” for Xbox One through the Xbox Store, you will receive a system message over Xbox Live that includes a 5x5 redemption code for the Windows 10 version of the game. Codes will be issued shortly after launch.

Halo wars 2 is indeed coming to PC, doubt it'll do great tho, too much competition

Well cashangry at least with PC you know what you are getting yourself in to, this is not something console players are used to at all.

I'm allready sub'd to the 3k per month PC upgrades so I dont really care too much about this, if I deem the ps4.5 worthy I'll upgrade, doesn't mean its like that for everyone

Do you own a strong PC?

if you do then no and if you dont then yes

@charizard1605: It's not exclusive so it can't be, but yes it is

Recently played through Sith Lords again with the restoration content patch, brilliant games.

Steam version now properly supports high widescreen resolutions and steam workshop mods(including the whole restoration content)

This, it feels more Fallout than Fallout 4. Sadly this gem is not for todays cod audience