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8/17/2014 1:06:39 AM
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It's funny because you have to spend 2x the money to get a rig good enough to handle this game on Ultra settings with 60 fps. I've never understood the "PC master race" thing. Yeah, no shit I'm going to have better graphics if I throw a thousand dollars into a computer.
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One word: Steam. I spent about $50 during the steam summer sale and got Skyrim (and DLC), Deus Ex (and DLC), Fallout 3, Fallout 3: New Vegas, and Dragon Age (and DLC). Plus I can download mods, addons, and player-gennerated content for free.
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The price for a gaming pc has remained neatly the same since the last one i built. A C2D e8400 geforce 8800 4gigs ram. Cost me 1800. Funny thing is, what increased my KD the most? A DeathAdder. $80 did more than 1800. Now im gonna be trying to get $150-$300 out of this box.
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I've got a high end pc and a ps4 and although pc is better quality the price you have to pay for what is often only a small improvement is a waste of money, I actually prefer my ps4. Now that may change a few years down the line when the consoles get abit older and pc has moved on abit further but for now only a fool would waste so much money. Most top games are developed with console in mind so graphics are still only slightly better on pc, I only play pc for mmos because that's where most of those types of games are otherwise console is the obvious choice at the moment.
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I haven't been big into since CoD (that's right no number or subtitle just the first one) BF2 and 2142. My PC couldn't handle 2142 very well because it was a pre-built and a lot harder to build PCs back then, there wasn't as much info on what to build it with. Now I could but don't care I am too use to consoles now.
