I play most of my games on the PC but I'm not console hater, I have an xbox that I play frequently.
But he's absolutely right about a Bethseda game. If you have a PC that will run it, or can afford to get a PC that can run it, getting it for a console is a poor choice. Even if your PC can't max it out you should still get it for PC.
kind of pointless to try and argue with all of the mouth-breathing "perk system"er's. They actually believe all the stats did was increase your MP, HP, and SP.
Why don't you explain to us the awesomeness of the attribute system then, because I'm not seeing it. I'll repeat my argument from last page since people might have missed the last post.
Lets say in Oblivion you have a dunmer wizard with 100 intelligence, and I have a nord berserker with 30 intelligence. In what way is your character actually shown to be smarter than mine? Sure you have more magicka reserves, but is that really what passes for intelligence on Nirn?