It def is expensive, I've finally gotten my gaming setup looking sick man! Sadly, I still have a lot more investing to put into the sim racing side of things. :D
I really don't think it is, because the price of a full gaming setup is ussualy lower than most things that hobbies need for you to start out. Also you can just find a pc for really cheap on local markets.
@@berk3106 nah, pc gaming is far more expensive than anything. I don't know how it's cheaper for you. Movie watching, cycling, outdoor games, indoor games, shell collection, repairing vehicles or motors, or literally anything can be done for far more cheaper compared to pc building and gaming
@@berk3106Not really? Unless you're going with the most budget setup possible (a used Series S/Switch or a used office PC turned gaming build), most hobbies are gonna be much cheaper. Sports and outdoors activities? Basically free. Tabletops? Free to around $30 a game. Reading? Books are pretty cheap and there's the entire Gutenberg library out there for free. Movies? Old movies are like $5-10 on Amazon/YT. Even 3D printing can be considerably cheaper, and I speak from experience. The only hobbies that are more expensive than gaming tend to do with either motor vehicles or extreme sports.
@@McFlurry3301so real lol. im bored of games and since i have a shitty pc and its worse. the only fun thing i have is open 55 chrome tabs and make 69 pc part picker pc's
Now when I upgraded my PC I made like 30 preliminar versions with parts from Amazon and anothe stores... Intel... AMD... I had only the graphics card already everything else was made point by point... AND IT WORKS AWESOME NOW! THANK YOU HYPERFOCUS!
That 4070 will clean your room! Just take the case off the computer and put 8k shaders on Minecraft and your gpu will not blow up the trash, it will blow you house!
@@BLACK80085Tom Scott said the only VPN he would recommend is private internet access because they don't log anything, even when governments force them to give user data the data they give is completely useless
I built my PC in 2017. I upgraded my graphics card once and it's still going strong. Everybody acts like you gotta build an entirely new PC each time. And nobody considers how much money you'll save in the long run. If you had a console for 5+ years, how much money did you spend to be able to play your games online?
I've had a ps4 since 2020 Never in my time owning it which is now almost 5, years have i spent a single dollar on a subscription and btw you get a full catalog of 400+ games with the subscription and discounts and etc not only multiplayer and btw games are so cheap man,infact why dont i just show how much i got all my games for Minecraft (non sale):22$ Arkham trilogy (on sale):6.5$ Titanfall 2(on sale):5.5$ BATTLEFIELD 1 (on sale):1.5$ Spiderman 2018 on a used disc:14$ Gow used disc:10$ Bloodborne used disc:10$ Tlou 1 remastered used disc :15$ Rdr2 i traded tlou 1 for it:9$ So in total:83.5 dollars spent in 5 years i spent 83$ And btw if i wanted a subscription i would have gotten a full catalog of games and multiplayer and other perks so please don't say console is bad and please remember that the subscription is s choice not an obligation and come on enjoy your pc good for you man and console players enjoy their consoles like come on no need to make someone feel bad for what machine that person uses
I spent 10 months trying to get LEO Island and Oblivion running on my modern ThinkPad only for a Windows update to RUIN it! It’s things like that which have turned me into a proud penguin!
@@supahgualtah I played call of duty black ops 2 on PS3 and PC i can play split screen on PS3 but it's not supported on PC and we tried some mods but it never worked on pc
@@MrTopik-yg1fc So... You can actually just emulate black ops 2 ps3 via the ps3 emulator. (rpcs3) Don't figure it's the answer you want, but it is doable.
As much as I like split screen I gotta admit Nintendo is pretty much the only one I see keeping it. I wish more modern games on PS and XBOX used it often
All very valid concerns, but hard disagree on the rankings lol. IMO it should go... Price: Yes, the raw price-to-performance of a console easily beats that of a PC hardware-wise. But when you take into account mandatory subscriptions for multiplayer on console and frequent heavy discounts on PC (including Epic's weekly freebies!), PC takes the cake in the long run, even more so if you need to own a computer anyway for productivity or whatever else. And more so still considering repairability and upgradability!!! At worst... *Bearable* Building: Many people enjoy the part selection and building process, actually making this a benefit, and for the rest, prebuilts are readily available, as you mentioned. *Not a problem* Launchers: Definitely annoying, but doesn't meaningfully impact the ability to play the games you want. *Minor annoyance* Bad ports: I'll give you that this one, when it's bad, can be pretty bad. A couple titles come to mind that force camera turning and make WASD movement kind of a chore. However, these are few and far between in my personal experience. *Bearable* Cheaters: I don't see obvious ones too often, but when I do, it can really ruin the vibe of the whole session, and even just having to wonder so often whether that last kill was legit can put a damper in it. This is the strongest case to me for having a dedicated console. *Pretty bad* Physical games: The decline in ownership is honestly a worrying trend that goes beyond games. In terms of a comparison, though, what % of console gamers are even still buying discs? Not to mention that modern game discs don't even contain all the game files anymore, requiring updates, and are region-locked. Anyway, GOG-while not addressing the transferability problem-at least solves the issue of licenses being pulled out from under you by selling games DRM-free. So, relatively speaking, agreed... *Minor annoyance* Couch gaming: It does suck that PC releases often don't offer local multiplayer when their console equivalents do, but there are lots of great ones to be found out there if you take the time to look. 2.4GHz dongles tend to be much more reliable than Bluetooth so I'd go with those; sucks Xbox doesn't include one but my 8BitDo did. *Minor annoyance* HDR: Agree that it's a pain to deal with even when it's available, but gaming in SDR still looks plenty good enough. We'll see if that changes down the line once I get a proper HDR400 OLED and get spoiled lol, but for now... *Minor annoyance* Windows: In a vacuum, it's too bad there's not a "godawful" tier for how bloated, intrusive, ad- & spyware-ridden, and generally hostile it's become over the years. But thankfully, save for the ever-shrinking fraction of games that require it, we can mostly avoid it nowadays with Linux, which I was pleasantly surprised to see mentioned in this kind of video! Also, remember that console OSes are just as proprietary and even more locked down-forget about emulation, modding, or just using it as a general-purpose machine rather than strictly gaming. Relative to consoles, the only real downside here is the troubleshooting, but you trade so much freedom for that extra bit of convenience, so ultimately... *Minor annoyance* Reminiscence of work: This is a very personal one, and I imagine much more relevant if you WFH, so I won't deny that it could be a big deal to some. Personally, though, that I happen to be sitting at a computer doesn't make gaming on my home PC feel anything like being at the office. As you mentioned, though, switching from a desk setup to a couch setup is a great option, if not without its faults. For myself, though-and, I'd venture to guess, most people? (CMIIW)-this one falls under... *Not a problem* Now, with all that said, everyone has different priorities and will assign different weights to each problem, and I won't fault anyone for choosing console in addition to or instead of PC if that's what's best for them. It's good to know all your options, though, including unconventional ones, and the true pros and cons of each.
@@egarcia1360 I agree with you in almost all of this list except price, physical games and couch gaming. Price: there have been a lot of deep sales on every platform (switch, xbox and playstation) the subscription to play online include games and free to play games don't need them, and the fact that with console you have the option to get very cheap second hand games that makes it still a clear win for console, even long term, I would say Pretty Bad. Physical games: you're right that having a disc does not mean much since almost every game needs a day 1 patch and a lot of them needs being online even for single player, however the fact that you can re sell them or change them for another game (I've done this in Facebook marketplace) makes it a very nice advantage, I would put this on bearable. Couch gaming: The experience of the interface and quick menus and changing options all from your controller is a night and day experience, it's not even close, even if it does not seem like much, but is like having a tv but not having a tv remote and having to use the tv buttons, it makes a world of a difference, specially with all the configuration you have to do with a PC, this is also a clear win for consoles, it's also Pretty bad for this one.
@@rodrigoalvas1866 Yeah, that's fair enough. I didn't realize you could play F2P without a subscription, and I may not have given enough credit to the value of transferability. I do want to note, though, that re: couch gaming, something like Bazzite or ChimeraOS can provide a very console-like experience on PC hardware, although it may still require some occasional troubleshooting, so again it comes down to personal priorities.
Now, I am a hardcore advocate of PC gaming and only had PS3 and 4 for God of War and Quantic Dream games, but I believe console gaming is BETTER. You just turn it on, play it, no problems. However, because of the shit remains of an archaic bundles of terrible code that we call Windows 11 (or 10), PC gaming is pain. Most times I have to troubleshoot a thing or two to get the game running the way I want.
8:27 *A moment of opportunity to sponsor themselves 😅 (just saying) Edit: 13:56 About that? MicroLEDs perfected itself as the HDR screen from both OLEDs and LCDs, the only downside is its process of making it (thus there's a little to no MicroLED screens/monitors in the market yet)
I still have my old consoles. Even after steam dies, Xbox goes offline for good, PS goes offline for good, I'll still be able to play my Xbox, 360, GameCube, Vita, PSP, and Gameboy games.
I am a PC gamer and I love it, but I hate when someone says "pc gaming is superior" because it can be, but for the price of a console it just won't be better, and most likely it would be worse, and saying that something that costs more is better is dumb. "My pc gaming machine beat the hell out of the consoles with my rtx 4070" for a machine that his sole graphics card costs more than an entire console with a premium controller and two games, well it better be. I literally had this conversation with a pc gamer but it's about the average mentality being honest.
Well, what about if we're comparing the price to performance of the ps5 pro (700+80 for the disc drive+80 for online) with a 1000 dollar prebuilt off of newegg? (also, why is the ps5 still 500 dollars? I can build something better for 750 at this point, which is the equivalent of a ps5, plus a few years of ps plus. )😒
Admit if I like play Games on PC (although the game was Casual). For me, maybe Play Games on PC has it's own advantages. Although it has some gotchas (disadvantages)
@@jorge86rodriguez And the Switch can run Android if you mod it, doesn't make it any less of a console. At the end of the day, Steam Deck is a piece of hardware designed only for gaming, running a dedicated gaming OS and subsidized through future storefront sales. The only thing that makes it PC-like is Valve not putting in any artificial limiters on what the user can do with their Steam Deck.
And a lot of the things that it fixes is thanks to it using Linux and having a decent software stack without a gazillion background tasks running, which you can say Windows does not have. Most of the convenience issues people cite with PC Gaming being bad are purely Windows issues.
@@lejacobofficial I have 240 SSD and here's the other specs Intel e5400 processor, 3 GB DDR2 Ram, and 60 Hertz Monitor of LG. It's all components are more than 20 years old and even opening chrome takes it about 30 seconds to 1min
@@HarisharanPillai my windows 10 machine has a core 2 duo e7500, 4gb of ddr2-667 single channel, 240gb ssd and a gt 430 While not as old as yours, its still 11 years old so..
@@AMDRyzen57500F so what? My Pc just can't even play undertale last breath 😭 and Subway surfers ! It can't just play the online games !! As it is like I can't do anything with it, I just kept my in the store room and I haven't used it since 3 months although I tried installing windows 10 and it worked it made my pc very slow and my pc crashed 💀 After that I tried Ubuntu and when I updated it it crashed again 💀 so I just go back to windows 7 but when I bought it the os was Windows Xp
I still remember those days when i used to play half life 1, Undying, System Shock 2, on my pc, don't have words to express that thrill and joy. Now pc games have become a garbeg, hardware is just unaffordable.
Me who owns a gaming laptop(long story why I got that instead of building my PC LOL), Nintendo Switch, and a PS5. :D I prefer PC gaming the most because I play racing simulators, and for regular games I truly prefer keyboard/mouse controls over a controller actually.
No platform is. With PC, you can play modern games, free multiplayer and relive a vast ocean of older games via emulation. That and the pc can still be used as a productive device.
The worst must be that stuff don’t auto-update. Either if it’s a game, shaders or literally the 100 other things that sometimes needs an update, that’s the worst. Right now, our gaming gang is 50% PC and 50% Series X. Could be that PC does play with slightly better FPS (More than 120) - BUT we always have to wait because 1 or more of the PC players always have an update, or they need time to adjust game settings to ensure they can run the game, overall it’s just very time consuming to wait for PC players (Unless they play everyday and really know what they are doing)
Great video. To me it all comes down to 1 issue. using different launchers for different games. That alone made me stick to console. 1 place to see all my games library, friends and achievements.
@@AffectionateLocomotive Right now? There is an ongoing sale for the 2 models going out of production soon. Cheapest model with 64GB storage for $300, the other one with 512GB storage for $340. You also pay for shipping and bring your own MicroSD for additional storage. Sale ends on Sep 26.
I use my high end machine to work as well. Use a lot of piracy for games and live in a country that really doesn't care about that. So PC VS console to me is not even a debate.
did anyone claim pc gaming is perfect? what a silly statement... is excessively expensive to do well and might require a bit of technical know-how every now and then (or someone that gets annoyed at any time of the day..or night up "fix" things)...sigh... but it's so much more versatile than a gaming console
How so? A gaming pc is not portable cant take it places from your friends house to your hotel room like consoles can and is wonderfull for couch play amd living room tvs, there is a reason why the steam deck is loved by many, one obviously is because you can take it with you and dock it anywhere especially the places i mentioned, another is absolutely because of its console like experience so much so its considered more like a console then a pc and alot of people love that fact including me especially for gaming. And man valve doesnt have to be the only company that does it that way if Microsoft can get their shit together for mobile devices running windows that would be awsome for gamers and would draw more console gamers in like valve has while still having all the other things that come with a pc example work and productivity not just gaming
Got a few things I'd like to add to this: Valve needs to make a Steam Machine 2 in-house already. Considering the Steam Deck's success and the PS5 Pro (And NVIDIA GPUs) being a complete joke in pricing. You can put together a Ryzen 7 5700X + RX 7700XT setup with the same SSD capacity as the PS5 Pro for only like $50 more when you bundle the Pro with the disc drive and the stand (Not counting the PSN subscription), and that's getting before the price of even just the base version of PSN costing $80/yr now (Now apply that for 7 years). So I don't agree with the pricing standpoint. Also, Playnite and Launchbox are absolute garbage. If launchers are a huge concern, just use Heroic Games Launcher and then import those games to Steam with non-steam shortcuts. You'll get the benefit of everything using SteamInput if you use that, so you don't need third-party drivers like DualSenseX if you commit the thought crime (from lazy developers) of not using an Xbox (Xinput) controller. Elden Ring's stuttering is very minimal on Proton, but that's likely due to Valve having shader caches that are downloaded for you. Most bad PC ports that people cite are due to some sort of performance issue that can be bruteforced, or lacking features that modders might add, so I wouldn't consider that in the same territory of porting a worse version of a game (like old ports from the 2000's porting from a worse rerelease of the game, or Ghostlight porting the worse Switch versions of games rather than their original PS4 versions). The GTA Online security issue is purely because they use Peer to Peer networking, which is a big no-no for games with more than a couple clients connected to each other. The cheating issue isn't really such if you don't play Live Service slop with engagement optimized matchmaking. PvP matchmaking games are toxic anyways. TF2's bot issue only began as soon as Valve added matchmaking. The big appeal for physical copies is getting them for cheaper without paying full price on the PlayStation Store or Xbox Marketplace. This really isn't an issue on PC when you can just buy your games through GMG or another key seller. Now the ability to sell your games is different. Valve mentioned that they plan on making games still available to play if Steam were to hypothetically shut down, but considering the cash it makes for Valve, I don't see that happening. I would urge Europeans to sign the Stop Killing Games petition if they want this to change. You can just set Big Picture Mode to launch when your PC does (or use Bazzite), and launch everything from a controller. I didn't have much issues with pairing more than one controller on Linux or my Steam Deck, so once again, that's a Windows issue or an issue with using a crappy USB dongle (trust me, I've tried a few of them on Amazon, all of them suck) rather than a motherboard that supports WiFi+Bluetooth. Most games don't even have local multiplayer on consoles, due to the cost of optimizing for two viewports at once and the fact they can get more sales that way by forcing online multiplayer, but yeah I'd agree that it should be at least turned into a PC feature if they can't get it working on consoles. HDR is dogwater on Windows. Been using an OLED monitor, and it's pretty good for HDR. It would be funny if games, web browsers, and movies had decent HDR implementations on Linux before Windows does, judging by how fast it's been for Wayland to support it. I think that Windows and Linux need color saturation sliders for HDR to fix the washed out issue. Most games I've played work on Linux out of the box or have workarounds. Again, this is a live service slop issue where they use invasive anti-cheat or simply don't tick off a checkbox to enable support (Like with Fortnite/R6S and how they use EAC and BattlEye), and I can just use GeForce Now or dual-boot for those instead. Roblox and several other games have decent Android versions that can be used in place of the Windows version running in WINE. Mod managers and mods that use DLLs and external applications to launch the game from are absolutely still an issue, but that's more of an issue with WINE and Proton, and can be worked around using WINEDLLOVERRIDES and ProtonTricks (Which lets you launch executables through a game's Proton prefix). This is an issue with modders even on Windows. Flawless Widescreen requires a background task running at all times and then injects into games that way rather than working as a DLL for example, and the creator has a bit of an ego when it comes to not supporting Linux (much in the same way they don't like Intel or AMD). PC Gaming isn't a job provided that a game releases with a decent port (Works fine with resolutions and DPI scaling, variable framerates, and decent controller support), and Windows works towards streamlining controller support. I can agree with this with a laptop or high DPI monitors (Where you often have to change compatibility settings or what GPU the game runs on), but on a regular desktop, this is a non-issue. Ironically, I found that using Linux on a gaming laptop works better because I just need to set the DRI_PRIME parameter to 1 in the launch parameters for a game to get it to use the discrete GPU. The Steam Deck is honestly much easier than using any handheld PC running Windows. Most games nowadays ship with controller support. Also the setup process for a console (don't tell me there's not a gazillion popups for subscribing to online services) and the fact that they throttle network speeds for downloads (cough cough PSN or Switch Online) is honestly worse.
consoles may be cheaper than gaming pcs (not the ps5 pro I guess) but you still pay near full price for games+ paid online, so eventually the pc will be cheaper in the long run
Broooo YOU get games with the subscription and it's optional and free online games you can play without a subscription and you get sales omg and you get used discs man i got battlefield 1 for 1 dollar and arkham triolgy for 6
ngl you dont need a 4070 ti super you at most need a 7700xt or a 4060ti if you use a 1080p monitor like 70% of all pc gamers and with 7700xt you can still very happily and easily play on 1440p
Some people are making comments about consoles here. Bro, this is about PC gaming issues. Non of these things are better on consoles. The issue he had with the controllers... I have no idea what he is talking about, tbh. I use 4 controllers often to play Mario Party. Never had an issue. Oh, and HDR? PC has the best HDR. What is RTX HDR? I don't know. It eventually will be good, guys, just wait until someone makes RTX HDR. I mean, SOMETHING in the future to fix this issue. It could have any name. Who knows?
I'd love to hear how you connected your controllers because Bluetooth connection struggles with just two, the only solution I found was to play wired or connect wirelessly using the Xbox wireless controller adapter
@@SurfsharkAcademy I literally just added one "device" after the other, and that was it. I only had to do that again once, because I moved the adaptor, so I learned that you shouldn't move it (leave it on the same port. Don't touch it, not even to unplug and plug it again after a second), and now my PC never forgets the controllers. I can just turn them on and they'll work. Sometimes there is a small issue and it takes one like 30 seconds to connect instead of 3 or 5. That's it. That's why I say I have no idea what you're talking about. I never had an issue like that. If it helps: two controllers are from Xbox One, and the other two from Series X|S. The only difference is Series shows the battery left by default. It's not like I have some secret sauce here. It works just like that. Like it should be expected.
The launchers. More and more game on consoles does not let you play without first login to publishers account. I would say this is getting annoying. Mind you even if you just want single player.
Why? Epic takes nowhere near as much money as valve takes from its devs. As a game developer I dont care how much friendly valve is to their "consumers"
lol I had 2 prebuilt PC’s I loved them then 2 years ago I built my first ever PC and I love it it’s my baby monster lol but now my problem is I have an addiction I want to build another just for the fun and buzz of it lol I’m constantly scanning for old parts and bits because obviously it all cost money but I just love it 🙄 I’m wanting to build a cheaper PC to run Linux so I can avoid windows for the future. Any advice or tips for cheap CPU’s and motherboards would be most welcome thank you 👍👍
You know you don't have to pay thousands of dollars on a PC for a game to run smoothly right? At most you can spend 700 dollars for a decent PC do people really think you have to spend thousands of dollars just for a good PC man people don't know how to set budgets for themselves also Nivida isn't the only graphics card manufacturer out their why are people so unknowledgeable when it comes to alternatives that are way cheaper and also still affective as gaming PCs?
@Vasher-The-Destroyer that is a myth. 700$ pc you get even more problems than mid or high priced computer. Everything from time and money spent to mod the computer for it to work properly. Congratulations you play on a Walmart computer!
@@Vasher-The-Destroyer right the same way anyone can wait for price decreases don’t apply to console gamers just pc zealots So when yall say certain things like ps5 pro doa wouldn’t we say the same for new nvidia that aren’t gonna be bought until yrs later It’s like yall believe budgeting only applies to pc when in reality it’s applies to everything
1. i feel like the price part should be at not a problem as like you said you can spend 500 or 5000 you can make cheap budget pc. 2. building a pc yh il agree i think a minor problem or barrable is fare. 3. launchers i say pretty bad would be at minor annoyance if you could get any game on any launcher 4. bad pc port barrable a bad pc port almost always plays better then the console counterpart you can ever fix it yourself or just wait like a week for a update as they get fixed pretty fast on pc 5. for cheating while yes its worse on pc for me i haven't really had a issue with it and and if i have i can just change session and its sorted so for me it a minor annoyance 6. No physical i wish i could still buy physical you also dont own your game if you buy a physical look at concord or almost every other game you need to update the game to play it so i would say minor annoyance 7. coach gaming yh this isn't a issue at all more games on pc have local multiplayer most emulators have it and its not a issue connecting to a tv 8. HDR idk i dont use it 9. windows barrable 10. feels like a job? not a problem you said the solution just connect to tv
Does that mean console is perfect? Paying online subscription just to play online with my friends is sad. Some games only run on 30fps. Games on the Ps5 crash too or are very buggy (Hogwarts Legacy). Also im pretty sure a £500 PC can run AAA games just fine.
for the cheaters one would you rather have some cheaters in some games that their anticheat is bad or paying a subscription to play online for me it is cheaters ofc even for games that have bad anticheat cheaters aren't that common and i am not paying for such a normal thing
Bro who needs launcher? Buy a game from websites or 💀 download the pirated version. Yes, I download pirated copies. I think I need to delete this comment!
Babe wake up surfshark academy uploaded a full video
I will assume this will have 50* the likes by tomorrow.
Which is not too important.
I bet this is gonna be the new bot trend thing
@@therealloganyt237 wdym
@@FightingTable so much people say it
Pretty sure this is the only corporate youtube channel that doesn't feel like a corporate youtube channel
For real
Nothing Company: Are you sure about that?
@@FandomExpert1970s
okay you got me there, along with Framework
i didnt even realize i click on a surfshark video
Fact, ltt just realses some 1 minute for the sake of attention and keeping with the trene
gaming is an expensive Hobby and people just don't understand that
It def is expensive, I've finally gotten my gaming setup looking sick man! Sadly, I still have a lot more investing to put into the sim racing side of things. :D
I really don't think it is, because the price of a full gaming setup is ussualy lower than most things that hobbies need for you to start out. Also you can just find a pc for really cheap on local markets.
@@berk3106 nah, pc gaming is far more expensive than anything. I don't know how it's cheaper for you. Movie watching, cycling, outdoor games, indoor games, shell collection, repairing vehicles or motors, or literally anything can be done for far more cheaper compared to pc building and gaming
@@DeathStriker88have you heard of photography
@@berk3106Not really? Unless you're going with the most budget setup possible (a used Series S/Switch or a used office PC turned gaming build), most hobbies are gonna be much cheaper. Sports and outdoors activities? Basically free. Tabletops? Free to around $30 a game. Reading? Books are pretty cheap and there's the entire Gutenberg library out there for free. Movies? Old movies are like $5-10 on Amazon/YT. Even 3D printing can be considerably cheaper, and I speak from experience.
The only hobbies that are more expensive than gaming tend to do with either motor vehicles or extreme sports.
Hot take:researching on pc components is fun
Except it's actually fun for me
Agree. 1 Billion Percent Agree.
Same, whenever my friends want to build a pc I send them like 30 pc partpicker lists lmao
@@McFlurry3301so real lol. im bored of games and since i have a shitty pc and its worse. the only fun thing i have is open 55 chrome tabs and make 69 pc part picker pc's
Now when I upgraded my PC I made like 30 preliminar versions with parts from Amazon and anothe stores... Intel... AMD... I had only the graphics card already everything else was made point by point... AND IT WORKS AWESOME NOW! THANK YOU HYPERFOCUS!
That 4070 will clean your room! Just take the case off the computer and put 8k shaders on Minecraft and your gpu will not blow up the trash, it will blow you house!
Launcher problem is actually in the awful category for me.
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Vpn advertisment have gotten so bad and are all shady they compensate by spamming advertisments and the quality of product is questionable
@@BLACK80085Tom Scott said the only VPN he would recommend is private internet access because they don't log anything, even when governments force them to give user data the data they give is completely useless
I built my PC in 2017. I upgraded my graphics card once and it's still going strong. Everybody acts like you gotta build an entirely new PC each time. And nobody considers how much money you'll save in the long run. If you had a console for 5+ years, how much money did you spend to be able to play your games online?
Good point, although I own a PS5, Xbox, Switch, and a PC - so I have like 3 seperate subscriptions…
@@V1Salvoman that wil defo add up.
I've had a ps4 since 2020
Never in my time owning it which is now almost 5, years have i spent a single dollar on a subscription and btw you get a full catalog of 400+ games with the subscription and discounts and etc not only multiplayer and btw games are so cheap man,infact why dont i just show how much i got all my games for
Minecraft (non sale):22$
Arkham trilogy (on sale):6.5$
Titanfall 2(on sale):5.5$
BATTLEFIELD 1 (on sale):1.5$
Spiderman 2018 on a used disc:14$
Gow used disc:10$
Bloodborne used disc:10$
Tlou 1 remastered used disc :15$
Rdr2 i traded tlou 1 for it:9$
So in total:83.5 dollars spent in 5 years i spent 83$
And btw if i wanted a subscription i would have gotten a full catalog of games and multiplayer and other perks so please don't say console is bad and please remember that the subscription is s choice not an obligation and come on enjoy your pc good for you man and console players enjoy their consoles like come on no need to make someone feel bad for what machine that person uses
I spent 10 months trying to get LEO Island and Oblivion running on my modern ThinkPad only for a Windows update to RUIN it! It’s things like that which have turned me into a proud penguin!
most pc games doesnt have splitscreen but consoles does thats why i like consoles but modern consoles are started to take that away too
You can mod splitscreen in games ....havent tried it but know its possible
@@supahgualtah I played call of duty black ops 2 on PS3 and PC i can play split screen on PS3 but it's not supported on PC and we tried some mods but it never worked on pc
Thank you 😂
@@MrTopik-yg1fc So... You can actually just emulate black ops 2 ps3 via the ps3 emulator. (rpcs3) Don't figure it's the answer you want, but it is doable.
As much as I like split screen I gotta admit Nintendo is pretty much the only one I see keeping it. I wish more modern games on PS and XBOX used it often
biggest problem: windows
yeah AWFUL tier for real
Let me correct it.
Windows:Big problem
Windows 11:Biggest Problem
All very valid concerns, but hard disagree on the rankings lol. IMO it should go...
Price: Yes, the raw price-to-performance of a console easily beats that of a PC hardware-wise. But when you take into account mandatory subscriptions for multiplayer on console and frequent heavy discounts on PC (including Epic's weekly freebies!), PC takes the cake in the long run, even more so if you need to own a computer anyway for productivity or whatever else. And more so still considering repairability and upgradability!!! At worst... *Bearable*
Building: Many people enjoy the part selection and building process, actually making this a benefit, and for the rest, prebuilts are readily available, as you mentioned. *Not a problem*
Launchers: Definitely annoying, but doesn't meaningfully impact the ability to play the games you want. *Minor annoyance*
Bad ports: I'll give you that this one, when it's bad, can be pretty bad. A couple titles come to mind that force camera turning and make WASD movement kind of a chore. However, these are few and far between in my personal experience. *Bearable*
Cheaters: I don't see obvious ones too often, but when I do, it can really ruin the vibe of the whole session, and even just having to wonder so often whether that last kill was legit can put a damper in it. This is the strongest case to me for having a dedicated console. *Pretty bad*
Physical games: The decline in ownership is honestly a worrying trend that goes beyond games. In terms of a comparison, though, what % of console gamers are even still buying discs? Not to mention that modern game discs don't even contain all the game files anymore, requiring updates, and are region-locked. Anyway, GOG-while not addressing the transferability problem-at least solves the issue of licenses being pulled out from under you by selling games DRM-free. So, relatively speaking, agreed... *Minor annoyance*
Couch gaming: It does suck that PC releases often don't offer local multiplayer when their console equivalents do, but there are lots of great ones to be found out there if you take the time to look. 2.4GHz dongles tend to be much more reliable than Bluetooth so I'd go with those; sucks Xbox doesn't include one but my 8BitDo did. *Minor annoyance*
HDR: Agree that it's a pain to deal with even when it's available, but gaming in SDR still looks plenty good enough. We'll see if that changes down the line once I get a proper HDR400 OLED and get spoiled lol, but for now... *Minor annoyance*
Windows: In a vacuum, it's too bad there's not a "godawful" tier for how bloated, intrusive, ad- & spyware-ridden, and generally hostile it's become over the years. But thankfully, save for the ever-shrinking fraction of games that require it, we can mostly avoid it nowadays with Linux, which I was pleasantly surprised to see mentioned in this kind of video! Also, remember that console OSes are just as proprietary and even more locked down-forget about emulation, modding, or just using it as a general-purpose machine rather than strictly gaming. Relative to consoles, the only real downside here is the troubleshooting, but you trade so much freedom for that extra bit of convenience, so ultimately... *Minor annoyance*
Reminiscence of work: This is a very personal one, and I imagine much more relevant if you WFH, so I won't deny that it could be a big deal to some. Personally, though, that I happen to be sitting at a computer doesn't make gaming on my home PC feel anything like being at the office. As you mentioned, though, switching from a desk setup to a couch setup is a great option, if not without its faults. For myself, though-and, I'd venture to guess, most people? (CMIIW)-this one falls under... *Not a problem*
Now, with all that said, everyone has different priorities and will assign different weights to each problem, and I won't fault anyone for choosing console in addition to or instead of PC if that's what's best for them. It's good to know all your options, though, including unconventional ones, and the true pros and cons of each.
tbh i agree with your tier list more
im not reading all this...
@@andiogames1223 then why are you replying
@@egarcia1360 I agree with you in almost all of this list except price, physical games and couch gaming.
Price: there have been a lot of deep sales on every platform (switch, xbox and playstation) the subscription to play online include games and free to play games don't need them, and the fact that with console you have the option to get very cheap second hand games that makes it still a clear win for console, even long term, I would say Pretty Bad.
Physical games: you're right that having a disc does not mean much since almost every game needs a day 1 patch and a lot of them needs being online even for single player, however the fact that you can re sell them or change them for another game (I've done this in Facebook marketplace) makes it a very nice advantage, I would put this on bearable.
Couch gaming: The experience of the interface and quick menus and changing options all from your controller is a night and day experience, it's not even close, even if it does not seem like much, but is like having a tv but not having a tv remote and having to use the tv buttons, it makes a world of a difference, specially with all the configuration you have to do with a PC, this is also a clear win for consoles, it's also Pretty bad for this one.
@@rodrigoalvas1866 Yeah, that's fair enough. I didn't realize you could play F2P without a subscription, and I may not have given enough credit to the value of transferability. I do want to note, though, that re: couch gaming, something like Bazzite or ChimeraOS can provide a very console-like experience on PC hardware, although it may still require some occasional troubleshooting, so again it comes down to personal priorities.
Now, I am a hardcore advocate of PC gaming and only had PS3 and 4 for God of War and Quantic Dream games, but I believe console gaming is BETTER.
You just turn it on, play it, no problems. However, because of the shit remains of an archaic bundles of terrible code that we call Windows 11 (or 10), PC gaming is pain. Most times I have to troubleshoot a thing or two to get the game running the way I want.
Get a wifi adapter and you'll have no problems with wireless connectivity
8:27 *A moment of opportunity to sponsor themselves 😅 (just saying)
Edit: 13:56 About that? MicroLEDs perfected itself as the HDR screen from both OLEDs and LCDs, the only downside is its process of making it (thus there's a little to no MicroLED screens/monitors in the market yet)
I still have my old consoles. Even after steam dies, Xbox goes offline for good, PS goes offline for good, I'll still be able to play my Xbox, 360, GameCube, Vita, PSP, and Gameboy games.
I am a PC gamer and I love it, but I hate when someone says "pc gaming is superior" because it can be, but for the price of a console it just won't be better, and most likely it would be worse, and saying that something that costs more is better is dumb.
"My pc gaming machine beat the hell out of the consoles with my rtx 4070" for a machine that his sole graphics card costs more than an entire console with a premium controller and two games, well it better be.
I literally had this conversation with a pc gamer but it's about the average mentality being honest.
And that's why PC gaming sucks l.
Thank you absolutely great point I would sure hope something that cost more is better sadly it's not always the case
Well, what about if we're comparing the price to performance of the ps5 pro (700+80 for the disc drive+80 for online) with a 1000 dollar prebuilt off of newegg?
(also, why is the ps5 still 500 dollars? I can build something better for 750 at this point, which is the equivalent of a ps5, plus a few years of ps plus. )😒
As a pc gamer with an rtx3080, i agree.
It’s not for everyone but for any serious gamer it’s a must have.
I love how there's nothing in the awful category
Admit if I like play Games on PC (although the game was Casual). For me, maybe Play Games on PC has it's own advantages. Although it has some gotchas (disadvantages)
you failed to mention the steam deck which is a pc, and fixes lots of the issues you mention. Pc is evolving
Steam Deck is more of a PC-console hybrid, really.
@@HunterTracksis an open platform it can run any software and any os, is a pc in smaller factor
@@jorge86rodriguez And the Switch can run Android if you mod it, doesn't make it any less of a console. At the end of the day, Steam Deck is a piece of hardware designed only for gaming, running a dedicated gaming OS and subsidized through future storefront sales. The only thing that makes it PC-like is Valve not putting in any artificial limiters on what the user can do with their Steam Deck.
And a lot of the things that it fixes is thanks to it using Linux and having a decent software stack without a gazillion background tasks running, which you can say Windows does not have.
Most of the convenience issues people cite with PC Gaming being bad are purely Windows issues.
steam deck is more a console than a pc
Me watching this video on my 20 years old Pc windows 7 and telling myself that my pc is also almost perfect 💀
Upgrade it with an ssd and you got yourself a fast windows 7 pc
@@lejacobofficial I have 240 SSD and here's the other specs
Intel e5400 processor, 3 GB DDR2 Ram, and 60 Hertz Monitor of LG. It's all components are more than 20 years old and even opening chrome takes it about 30 seconds to 1min
@@HarisharanPillai my windows 10 machine has a core 2 duo e7500, 4gb of ddr2-667 single channel, 240gb ssd and a gt 430
While not as old as yours, its still 11 years old so..
@@AMDRyzen57500F so what?
My Pc just can't even play undertale last breath 😭 and Subway surfers !
It can't just play the online games !!
As it is like I can't do anything with it, I just kept my in the store room and I haven't used it since 3 months although I tried installing windows 10 and it worked it made my pc very slow and my pc crashed 💀
After that I tried Ubuntu and when I updated it it crashed again 💀 so I just go back to windows 7 but when I bought it the os was Windows Xp
I still remember those days when i used to play half life 1, Undying, System Shock 2, on my pc, don't have words to express that thrill and joy. Now pc games have become a garbeg, hardware is just unaffordable.
And better backwards compatibility than the console makers itself
Me who owns a gaming laptop(long story why I got that instead of building my PC LOL), Nintendo Switch, and a PS5. :D I prefer PC gaming the most because I play racing simulators, and for regular games I truly prefer keyboard/mouse controls over a controller actually.
I have a pc with a Ryzen 9 7950 X3D, RX 7900 GRE and 32 GB DDR5-6000, custom built by me, and it is such a huge upgrade over my PS2
Gaming laptop, PS5, and Switch??? Dude I am exactly like you lmao.
No platform is. With PC, you can play modern games, free multiplayer and relive a vast ocean of older games via emulation.
That and the pc can still be used as a productive device.
tbh the surfshark ads feel more like sponsors not like the whole channel is for advertising the vpn
14:25 that is one of the best arguments for using linux (or mac), most of the malware in games like valorant only targets windows
The worst must be that stuff don’t auto-update. Either if it’s a game, shaders or literally the 100 other things that sometimes needs an update, that’s the worst.
Right now, our gaming gang is 50% PC and 50% Series X. Could be that PC does play with slightly better FPS (More than 120) - BUT we always have to wait because 1 or more of the PC players always have an update, or they need time to adjust game settings to ensure they can run the game, overall it’s just very time consuming to wait for PC players (Unless they play everyday and really know what they are doing)
Watching this video with my Asus K401E with Intel Pentium Dual-core T4400 2.20Ghz hoping one day I can afford a 3050 6GB laptop
Great video. To me it all comes down to 1 issue. using different launchers for different games. That alone made me stick to console. 1 place to see all my games library, friends and achievements.
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I havent used anything besides steam
What launchers? 99% of good games are on steam and the rest are on my desktop
Still better than consoles. The game library of PC justifies every price tag.
Playing on mobile for my childhood is the biggest thing I miss in PC gaming.
@@AffectionateLocomotive Get a Steam Deck.
@@aquapendulum how much are they?
@@AffectionateLocomotive Right now? There is an ongoing sale for the 2 models going out of production soon. Cheapest model with 64GB storage for $300, the other one with 512GB storage for $340. You also pay for shipping and bring your own MicroSD for additional storage. Sale ends on Sep 26.
@@aquapendulum is it an ARM OR X86-64 ? And is it An SOC. Or a small form factor
In my country rtx 4070 super cost around 800$
This was by far the smoothest VPN sponsor incert ever!!
I use my high end machine to work as well. Use a lot of piracy for games and live in a country that really doesn't care about that. So PC VS console to me is not even a debate.
did anyone claim pc gaming is perfect? what a silly statement... is excessively expensive to do well and might require a bit of technical know-how every now and then (or someone that gets annoyed at any time of the day..or night up "fix" things)...sigh... but it's so much more versatile than a gaming console
How so? A gaming pc is not portable cant take it places from your friends house to your hotel room like consoles can and is wonderfull for couch play amd living room tvs, there is a reason why the steam deck is loved by many, one obviously is because you can take it with you and dock it anywhere especially the places i mentioned, another is absolutely because of its console like experience so much so its considered more like a console then a pc and alot of people love that fact including me especially for gaming. And man valve doesnt have to be the only company that does it that way if Microsoft can get their shit together for mobile devices running windows that would be awsome for gamers and would draw more console gamers in like valve has while still having all the other things that come with a pc example work and productivity not just gaming
its alot easier though, mainly bcs hardwares are very fast now, even game can autodetect settings accurately (no need to set anything)
one of the best budget gpu is the intel arc a580 yes a intel gpu but its only 100$
Got a few things I'd like to add to this:
Valve needs to make a Steam Machine 2 in-house already. Considering the Steam Deck's success and the PS5 Pro (And NVIDIA GPUs) being a complete joke in pricing. You can put together a Ryzen 7 5700X + RX 7700XT setup with the same SSD capacity as the PS5 Pro for only like $50 more when you bundle the Pro with the disc drive and the stand (Not counting the PSN subscription), and that's getting before the price of even just the base version of PSN costing $80/yr now (Now apply that for 7 years). So I don't agree with the pricing standpoint.
Also, Playnite and Launchbox are absolute garbage. If launchers are a huge concern, just use Heroic Games Launcher and then import those games to Steam with non-steam shortcuts. You'll get the benefit of everything using SteamInput if you use that, so you don't need third-party drivers like DualSenseX if you commit the thought crime (from lazy developers) of not using an Xbox (Xinput) controller.
Elden Ring's stuttering is very minimal on Proton, but that's likely due to Valve having shader caches that are downloaded for you. Most bad PC ports that people cite are due to some sort of performance issue that can be bruteforced, or lacking features that modders might add, so I wouldn't consider that in the same territory of porting a worse version of a game (like old ports from the 2000's porting from a worse rerelease of the game, or Ghostlight porting the worse Switch versions of games rather than their original PS4 versions).
The GTA Online security issue is purely because they use Peer to Peer networking, which is a big no-no for games with more than a couple clients connected to each other. The cheating issue isn't really such if you don't play Live Service slop with engagement optimized matchmaking. PvP matchmaking games are toxic anyways. TF2's bot issue only began as soon as Valve added matchmaking.
The big appeal for physical copies is getting them for cheaper without paying full price on the PlayStation Store or Xbox Marketplace. This really isn't an issue on PC when you can just buy your games through GMG or another key seller. Now the ability to sell your games is different. Valve mentioned that they plan on making games still available to play if Steam were to hypothetically shut down, but considering the cash it makes for Valve, I don't see that happening. I would urge Europeans to sign the Stop Killing Games petition if they want this to change.
You can just set Big Picture Mode to launch when your PC does (or use Bazzite), and launch everything from a controller. I didn't have much issues with pairing more than one controller on Linux or my Steam Deck, so once again, that's a Windows issue or an issue with using a crappy USB dongle (trust me, I've tried a few of them on Amazon, all of them suck) rather than a motherboard that supports WiFi+Bluetooth. Most games don't even have local multiplayer on consoles, due to the cost of optimizing for two viewports at once and the fact they can get more sales that way by forcing online multiplayer, but yeah I'd agree that it should be at least turned into a PC feature if they can't get it working on consoles.
HDR is dogwater on Windows. Been using an OLED monitor, and it's pretty good for HDR. It would be funny if games, web browsers, and movies had decent HDR implementations on Linux before Windows does, judging by how fast it's been for Wayland to support it. I think that Windows and Linux need color saturation sliders for HDR to fix the washed out issue.
Most games I've played work on Linux out of the box or have workarounds. Again, this is a live service slop issue where they use invasive anti-cheat or simply don't tick off a checkbox to enable support (Like with Fortnite/R6S and how they use EAC and BattlEye), and I can just use GeForce Now or dual-boot for those instead. Roblox and several other games have decent Android versions that can be used in place of the Windows version running in WINE. Mod managers and mods that use DLLs and external applications to launch the game from are absolutely still an issue, but that's more of an issue with WINE and Proton, and can be worked around using WINEDLLOVERRIDES and ProtonTricks (Which lets you launch executables through a game's Proton prefix). This is an issue with modders even on Windows. Flawless Widescreen requires a background task running at all times and then injects into games that way rather than working as a DLL for example, and the creator has a bit of an ego when it comes to not supporting Linux (much in the same way they don't like Intel or AMD).
PC Gaming isn't a job provided that a game releases with a decent port (Works fine with resolutions and DPI scaling, variable framerates, and decent controller support), and Windows works towards streamlining controller support. I can agree with this with a laptop or high DPI monitors (Where you often have to change compatibility settings or what GPU the game runs on), but on a regular desktop, this is a non-issue. Ironically, I found that using Linux on a gaming laptop works better because I just need to set the DRI_PRIME parameter to 1 in the launch parameters for a game to get it to use the discrete GPU. The Steam Deck is honestly much easier than using any handheld PC running Windows. Most games nowadays ship with controller support. Also the setup process for a console (don't tell me there's not a gazillion popups for subscribing to online services) and the fact that they throttle network speeds for downloads (cough cough PSN or Switch Online) is honestly worse.
Can u make in episode about Why we lost passion in new generation gaming ?
For HDR part you could use RTX HDR for not deal with windows's horrible calibration 😊
I dont agree on HDR. If you spend 15 minutes tweaking it will look a lot better than most console versions of stock HDR
Still using a 2060 super gonna upgrade to 7900gre, nvidia right now is getting greedy
consoles may be cheaper than gaming pcs (not the ps5 pro I guess) but you still pay near full price for games+ paid online, so eventually the pc will be cheaper in the long run
Broooo YOU get games with the subscription and it's optional and free online games you can play without a subscription and you get sales omg and you get used discs man i got battlefield 1 for 1 dollar and arkham triolgy for 6
ngl you dont need a 4070 ti super you at most need a 7700xt or a 4060ti if you use a 1080p monitor like 70% of all pc gamers and with 7700xt you can still very happily and easily play on 1440p
7900gre is awesome too
tech companies like Google Microsoft needs to be put in its place govt need to ensure
10:40 cup holder?
Some people are making comments about consoles here. Bro, this is about PC gaming issues. Non of these things are better on consoles.
The issue he had with the controllers... I have no idea what he is talking about, tbh. I use 4 controllers often to play Mario Party. Never had an issue. Oh, and HDR? PC has the best HDR. What is RTX HDR? I don't know. It eventually will be good, guys, just wait until someone makes RTX HDR. I mean, SOMETHING in the future to fix this issue. It could have any name. Who knows?
I'd love to hear how you connected your controllers because Bluetooth connection struggles with just two, the only solution I found was to play wired or connect wirelessly using the Xbox wireless controller adapter
@@SurfsharkAcademy I literally just added one "device" after the other, and that was it. I only had to do that again once, because I moved the adaptor, so I learned that you shouldn't move it (leave it on the same port. Don't touch it, not even to unplug and plug it again after a second), and now my PC never forgets the controllers. I can just turn them on and they'll work. Sometimes there is a small issue and it takes one like 30 seconds to connect instead of 3 or 5. That's it. That's why I say I have no idea what you're talking about. I never had an issue like that.
If it helps: two controllers are from Xbox One, and the other two from Series X|S. The only difference is Series shows the battery left by default. It's not like I have some secret sauce here. It works just like that. Like it should be expected.
Finally you made a long form video!!! I've been waiting for one so long
PC isn’t bad because you prefer to sit on a couch which you can also do on PC…
The launchers. More and more game on consoles does not let you play without first login to publishers account. I would say this is getting annoying. Mind you even if you just want single player.
Gog galaxy for resolve all launchers issues
Yeah I don't want to deal with any of these issues...ever
I'll download every launcher besides Epic.
I only use the epic games store 😅
Why? Epic takes nowhere near as much money as valve takes from its devs. As a game developer I dont care how much friendly valve is to their "consumers"
Why?
@@theshadowking3198
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Better review system than epic
i don't really agree with everything but ok
I will never waste my data cap on games. No physical means I will stop gaming completely
Dream bro is that you??
Wish the games had more split screens multiplayer features
Congrats on 100k Homie
5:30 lol no just put it in minor inconvenience it’s not that bad
you can get an old office pc and put a cheap gpu in there and that'll be much cheaper than a comparable console if you know where to look
It was a lot better before Nvidia decided to go full Apple/HP, and AMD not quite having the chops to make them think about stopping
I currently only play Minecraft and I have 2 launchers installed for it
lol I had 2 prebuilt PC’s I loved them then 2 years ago I built my first ever PC and I love it it’s my baby monster lol but now my problem is I have an addiction I want to build another just for the fun and buzz of it lol I’m constantly scanning for old parts and bits because obviously it all cost money but I just love it 🙄 I’m wanting to build a cheaper PC to run Linux so I can avoid windows for the future. Any advice or tips for cheap CPU’s and motherboards would be most welcome thank you 👍👍
Build another pc and sell it
You can also buy another ssd for your pc and put linux on it
Half of the problems on PC can be solved by pirating the games
This bro should be famous already
Launchbox/bigbox fixes the launcher
So many issues maybe in your opinion is not big deal, but combined them together, that's whole different level of problem.
Not perfect but better priced than the PS 5 Pro.
Lol😂😂😂 it's not! You need at least 1500 at the current known specs! Cope more!
I knew someone was gonna say this 😂😂 nvidia doesn’t pay you to downplay Sony
You know you don't have to pay thousands of dollars on a PC for a game to run smoothly right? At most you can spend 700 dollars for a decent PC do people really think you have to spend thousands of dollars just for a good PC man people don't know how to set budgets for themselves also Nivida isn't the only graphics card manufacturer out their why are people so unknowledgeable when it comes to alternatives that are way cheaper and also still affective as gaming PCs?
@Vasher-The-Destroyer that is a myth. 700$ pc you get even more problems than mid or high priced computer. Everything from time and money spent to mod the computer for it to work properly. Congratulations you play on a Walmart computer!
@@Vasher-The-Destroyer right the same way anyone can wait for price decreases don’t apply to console gamers just pc zealots
So when yall say certain things like ps5 pro doa wouldn’t we say the same for new nvidia that aren’t gonna be bought until yrs later
It’s like yall believe budgeting only applies to pc when in reality it’s applies to everything
Pc gaming is cheaper in the long run
If you have all the time in the world and money to waste on building a backlog that you won’t ever touch.
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1. i feel like the price part should be at not a problem as like you said you can spend 500 or 5000 you can make cheap budget pc.
2. building a pc yh il agree i think a minor problem or barrable is fare.
3. launchers i say pretty bad would be at minor annoyance if you could get any game on any launcher
4. bad pc port barrable a bad pc port almost always plays better then the console counterpart you can ever fix it yourself or just wait like a week for a update as they get fixed pretty fast on pc
5. for cheating while yes its worse on pc for me i haven't really had a issue with it and and if i have i can just change session and its sorted so for me it a minor annoyance
6. No physical i wish i could still buy physical you also dont own your game if you buy a physical look at concord or almost every other game you need to update the game to play it so i would say minor annoyance
7. coach gaming yh this isn't a issue at all more games on pc have local multiplayer most emulators have it and its not a issue connecting to a tv
8. HDR idk i dont use it
9. windows barrable
10. feels like a job? not a problem you said the solution just connect to tv
I used xbox wired controllers and my pc works perfectly fine. Even up to 8 controllers.
The 6 it's not truly issues for reason,
It's true that not PC release in physical copy now days but PC still support CD, DVD 📀 flappy disck ECT.
I simply refuse to play anything that doesn’t support HDR.
Linux fixes quite a few of these problems. but it also creates a ton of other problems.
gta online now has battleeye after 11 years
as PC user i agree gaming on PC is sucks.
Bring back physical games without drm on pc!
$1000+ nvidia today. $1000+ nvidia sli 10+ years ago.
It is the best way to experience gaming honestly it really is but you just have to have a lot of patience and learn pc
Does that mean console is perfect? Paying online subscription just to play online with my friends is sad. Some games only run on 30fps. Games on the Ps5 crash too or are very buggy (Hogwarts Legacy). Also im pretty sure a £500 PC can run AAA games just fine.
0 views on 1 nanosecond bro fell off
0 likes in 8 minutes bro failed himself
0 likes in 3 hour both of you failed yourself
@@M.K__ Shit! *smashes table*
I only like computer gaming for point and click as everything else is a much better experience on tv
That's why i play console
All pcs just look the same to me there just like NPCs
They are the same
why does it matter
@@dm.3145 I get confused of which company’s there made by
I live surshark academy, i find very cool and fun to watch this lol, love the content!
Yo! 100k subs! Congrats!
im glad i went through all this and have fun now on my pc:D
A CLASSIC VIDEO, LET'S GO
remember using windows 10 is actually amazing
And for those reason, I'm out, I'm fine with my ps5 pro coming soon😋
yeah but can it run doom
What is your name
pc gaming got worse when it got popular. i partly blame console users for this
It is
I just came to say yes it is and leave, don't bother replying
for the cheaters one would you rather have some cheaters in some games that their anticheat is bad or paying a subscription to play online for me it is cheaters ofc even for games that have bad anticheat cheaters aren't that common and i am not paying for such a normal thing
This video made me depressed
So much yap just to reaffirm that PC is on top.
Pc gaming is not perfect but we can make it perfect ✌️
Clicked as soon as i got the notification
Bro who needs launcher? Buy a game from websites or 💀 download the pirated version.
Yes, I download pirated copies. I think I need to delete this comment!