a keyboard and mouse is better for accuracy and customization. own a pc and play it like a console brehs 
why do so many people on this forum think PC GAMING = PLAYING AT A DESK WITH A MONITOR?
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a keyboard and mouse is better for accuracy and customization. own a pc and play it like a console brehs bro just say you're lazy and get it over with.
everyone with a gaming pc i know, built them.
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
lmao at playing fifa with a keyboard and mouse, or playing tekken 7 with keyboard and mouse
BobbyBooshay
Arnold Jackson
Of course its desk for me, if your playing any FPS on MP using an xbox controller I am destroying you with my Keyboard and Razar
Its no way yall playing games competitively online with pc's on those 50 plus inch tv's.
The display lag drives me insane on just platformers and thats on game mode. I can only imagine playing fps, fighters or anything like that.
The display lag drives me insane on just platformers and thats on game mode. I can only imagine playing fps, fighters or anything like that.
Rout3r2035
Superstar
PC gaming is the fukking WOAT and PC gamers are disingenuous as hell as this thread demonstrates. 
The biggest lie is that PC gaming is more affordable... bullshyt. I can buy a console day 1 for $400 that is GUARANTEED to play every game at an acceptable quality for its lifespan, and by mid-gen that price is often halved. Even "low-end" PCs seem to run $400-$600 and can't handle most full-spec new releases and need to be upgraded every 2-4 years. Now most PC dudes know this and so will drop $1000ish off GP for a "future proofing" of a couple more years. Paying that much extra for largely resolution feature and the scant indie is NOT "hard core" (another outrageously phony label PC gamers like to attach to themselves ). Meanwhile these same nikkas will be 
when a Super Mario Odyssey or Bloodborne comes out talmbout "I hope there's a PC port" lmao 
The biggest lie is that PC gaming is more affordable... bullshyt. I can buy a console day 1 for $400 that is GUARANTEED to play every game at an acceptable quality for its lifespan, and by mid-gen that price is often halved. Even "low-end" PCs seem to run $400-$600 and can't handle most full-spec new releases and need to be upgraded every 2-4 years. Now most PC dudes know this and so will drop $1000ish off GP for a "future proofing" of a couple more years. Paying that much extra for largely resolution feature and the scant indie is NOT "hard core" (another outrageously phony label PC gamers like to attach to themselves
). Meanwhile these same nikkas will be when a Super Mario Odyssey or Bloodborne comes out talmbout "I hope there's a PC port" lmao 
PC is GOAT because of keyboard and mouse.
Graphics don't really matter to actual gamers. It's just a taking point for some.
Before I got in to PC, I always prefer the console with the better controller.
Super Nintendo controller over that 3 button controller Sega Genesis
N64 over the the first gen ps controller without dual analog sucks
Xbox s over dual shock
360 controller over that PS3 controller
Xbox one over the PS4 controller.
And now keyboard and mouse over everything future, present, and past.
Graphics don't really matter to actual gamers. It's just a taking point for some.
Before I got in to PC, I always prefer the console with the better controller.
Super Nintendo controller over that 3 button controller Sega Genesis
N64 over the the first gen ps controller without dual analog sucks
Xbox s over dual shock
360 controller over that PS3 controller
Xbox one over the PS4 controller.
And now keyboard and mouse over everything future, present, and past.
Sounds like you are a salty Sony hater (hating all 4 PS controllers
) and got mad that Larrybox ain't shyt so you moved on to PC Gaming 
This isn't true. You can just Youtube some GPU's from 2012 that still run games at 1080P with better performance than a PS4/XB1 at 1080P.PC gaming is the fukking WOAT and PC gamers are disingenuous as hell as this thread demonstrates.
The biggest lie is that PC gaming is more affordable... bullshyt. I can buy a console day 1 for $400 that is GUARANTEED to play every game at an acceptable quality for its lifespan, and by mid-gen that price is often halved. Even "low-end" PCs seem to run $400-$600 and can't handle most full-spec new releases and need to be upgraded every 2-4 years. Now most PC dudes know this and so will drop $1000ish off GP for a "future proofing" of a couple more years. Paying that much extra for largely resolution feature and the scant indie is NOT "hard core" (another outrageously phony label PC gamers like to attach to themselves
A GTX 670 and a I5 3750 still running fine.
Every year I say I wanna build a gaming pc and every year I get paralysis by analysis. I start to overthink things.
I mostly play FPS and I know lag is a big deal so the monitor has to be on point (smaller is better)... I think? Then you have to play with a mouse to be good.. I think? I’d prefer a big monitor, like a tv and a controller instead of a mouse.
The main reason I cling to my console is I know for the most part everyone is using the same setup. People drop stacks for gaming pc’s. If it’s an arms race for performance it ain’t that serious to me.
If I’m wrong, it’s cool. Tell me why.
I mostly play FPS and I know lag is a big deal so the monitor has to be on point (smaller is better)... I think? Then you have to play with a mouse to be good.. I think? I’d prefer a big monitor, like a tv and a controller instead of a mouse.
The main reason I cling to my console is I know for the most part everyone is using the same setup. People drop stacks for gaming pc’s. If it’s an arms race for performance it ain’t that serious to me.
If I’m wrong, it’s cool. Tell me why.
A GTX 670 cost $400 itself at launch
I have a 660 which I paid ~$200 for and I desperately need to upgrade it.
In this thread as usual the PC stans present the two conflicting narratives of PCs being cheap and easy to use.
Can't have both at the same time.
If you seek out to buy/build a budget PC it's gonna take a decent amount of research, bargain hunting, tweaking, optimizing, troubleshooting, etc.
You can spend a lot of money on hardware and not have to worry about a lot of that stuff.
For the majority of people, it's not worth the time or money when you can get an Xbox/PS4 plus a couple games for less than $200
Can't have both at the same time.
If you seek out to buy/build a budget PC it's gonna take a decent amount of research, bargain hunting, tweaking, optimizing, troubleshooting, etc.
You can spend a lot of money on hardware and not have to worry about a lot of that stuff.
For the majority of people, it's not worth the time or money when you can get an Xbox/PS4 plus a couple games for less than $200
and?A GTX 670 cost $400 itself at launch
I have a 660 which I paid ~$200 for and I desperately need to upgrade it.
It's still capable of running games on par/better than a PS4 or XB1.
You don't NEED to upgrade your GPU. What games doesn't run on a GTX 670 today?