@xikaryo: PC has it's advantages and PS5 or consoles has theirs but what matters is what each has to offer and console(I own both consoles and PC) just does not do it for me as I have a bigger selection games and I can tailor it for my tastes where as you can't with a console, but like everything is subjective.
@outlaw393: I was used to Win 10 and being I had eight computer systems I had to ditch 3 computers because of the 2 requires that I did not meet on the three TPM 2.0 forgot the other requirement. I still feel they did that to help the computer stores. I do not trust Win 11 much but still uses it.
@lonesamurai00: That is what I do, and you are right, but I love those free games and some of them are not too skimpy. One thing I do dislike about Epic is the support as I always have trouble finding it. Now both have the same dislike when it comes to ownership as the buyer has no ownership on either platform meaning they can pull the license to play the game and depending on the country laws the buyer may not have no recourse as Steam revised their TOS to reflect that and sorry of getting off topic there and the reason why I prefer GOG.
I had the Atari 5200 and never bothered with the 7800 but the controllers on the 5200 in regard to the mechanics on the controller but it was still fun. I have majority of Atari games on PC and see no reason to buy the console and as people are saying cartridges are too expensive and is good for those that still have their cartridges.
@MigGui: I agree as EA has a tendency to rush the packs instead of "Why don't we slow down on the packs for a while and really fix those bugs" It would be a good suggestion, but the game is too big now 70 packs to comb through is quite a lot. It is going to be paradoxical to keep go going sooner or later as it may work in theory but in RT not so much. Sims 4 ruined my time with the Sims series, and it all comes from the beginning. I wish them luck in reigning in the problems, but you know it is EA we are talking about.
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