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6/14/2015 1:36:07 PM
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Well I don't have money to buy a wondrous pc and buy all these damn games that are coming out so I'll be fine with console
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I have a shitty laptop and I run FO3 and NV on high settings. Just saying you don't need a bank breaking machine.
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Modificato da Oxide: 6/15/2015 2:11:11 PMHmm everyone always made it seem like it but I'm a guy who is more compatible with my ps4 so maybe when all new consoles come out again I'll swap to pc
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PC has much faster updating process, mods, and unofficial patches as a result of said mod-ability. let's use skyrim as an example... it was the last big bethsoft release...it also uses the gamebryo engine. the 360 version is permanently stuck at an old version, the PS3 version doesn't work, and the PC version is at official revision 1.94 or some such, and even then there are nearly must-have mods to fix what the devs didn't. if it's fallout or TES, PC will always be the objectively best version if you can handle it
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I usually have the Xbox version first, which of course is amazing, and then I get the PC version later on and it's a fresh start with new content. I know modded Skyrim is one of the best things ever, but for some reason I've always enjoyed Fallout on the Xbox more, plus it doesn't crash for no reason so often. It's sad that I can't play Skyrim anymore on console, I spoiled myself with mods and suddenly I started getting only 5 fps max with unmodded pc Skyrim, all other games are fine and I only get mods off the nexus. I've looked for help and deleted all the files and reinstalled it, nothing worked. I used to get 30+ fps (Which is perfect) with 200+ mods at once. So at least I know when people say "#PCMasterRace" they're full of shit. #PCGoodEnoughRace
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PC master race
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PC version will have bugs too
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Yeah the bugs are a common theme with ALL Bethesda games, with the PC version you can embrace them and mostly fix them. Not to mention you get access to the console commands and mods to make your experience way more amazing. Console version you're like at anywhere between 200-400 hours of game play and that includes you coming back to it here and there to pass the time. The PC version? Guarantee if it's as good as FO3 or FONV you will be playing it for the next 3-5 years.
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Modificato da U8328438: 6/14/2015 11:49:03 PMPC version will have the best kind of dlc & it will be both free & vast Edit/ also unofficial patches that do a hell of a lot more than the dev's patches do
