will the PC version look significantly better?

Post » Sun Apr 24, 2011 10:50 am

Sorry, sarcasm doesn't translate well through text, it wasn't my intent to be rude, at least with any intent of malice. People see punctuation on a forum and instantly get defensive, so it's my fault.


Seriously though, nothing on earth would make me happier than consoles being phased out completely, the only thing I can't justify about PC gaming, is the total lack of user-friendliness of it all. Some people just want to throw in a disc and teabag n00bs on mediocre FPS's, without having to deal with all the software/hardware issues that come with PC's, especially since a striking number of individuals in this age, despite how technology permeates our society, completely lack basic understanding and maintenance skills.

Oh, and one more thing I just don't like about PC gaming is the "White Whale Syndrome". I'm an avid overclocker and performance tweaker, always trying to get that best experience, but no matter how hard you push it, the overall goal always seems to alude you. Doesn't matter if you're running a 250 Planet, 10 Empire game of Sins of a Solar Empire at 66fps at max fleet capacity, you always want more.


makes me wish back to the early 2000 when all "platforms" etc had their own games. Speaking of that, I might check my bookcase for alien vs predator 2 or dungeon siege 1... good times...
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Post » Sun Apr 24, 2011 2:04 am

Sorry, sarcasm doesn't translate well through text, it wasn't my intent to be rude, at least with any intent of malice. People see punctuation on a forum and instantly get defensive, so it's my fault.


Seriously though, nothing on earth would make me happier than consoles being phased out completely, the only thing I can't justify about PC gaming, is the total lack of user-friendliness of it all. Some people just want to throw in a disc and teabag n00bs on mediocre FPS's, without having to deal with all the software/hardware issues that come with PC's, especially since a striking number of individuals in this age, despite how technology permeates our society, completely lack basic understanding and maintenance skills.

Oh, and one more thing I just don't like about PC gaming is the "White Whale Syndrome". I'm an avid overclocker and performance tweaker, always trying to get that best experience, but no matter how hard you push it, the overall goal always seems to alude you. Doesn't matter if you're running a 250 Planet, 10 Empire game of Sins of a Solar Empire at 66fps at max fleet capacity, you always want more.

So the solution to people wanting more is to give them less and not let them ever change that? That's ridiculous, stupidly huge games of SoaSE are excellent, and wouldn't be at all possible without the freedom to have more - that you say you are incapable of stopping reflects badly on *you*, not the medium. How would cutting down on what we can do make us stop wanting more? It would stop us having more, yes - why is that a good thing?
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Post » Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:57 am

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