“PC Games Are Too Expensive” According to Console Fanboy
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I have saved more from Steam, Fanatical, Humble Bundle and Green Man Gaming than I have ever did on console.
I have no idea where he pulled that from.
Just all the classic lies and misinformation we're always hearing about PC. You can like consoles all you want but that doesn't mean you're free to make trash points
The funny thing about this is that he sounds like a sony fanboy whos console games are the most pricey at 70$ lol.
And he's playing on PC...
I just found this video yesterday was going to do a response but you beat me to it lol
Looking forward to it anyway!
@@jakedeschamps4454 hehe
Have a good day
Just purchased a bunch of telltale games with dlc for 12.00 dollars off Humble Bundle sales…. I have saved more money from PC games than when I used to buy games on console. Also I get way more benefits on PC than console. I can also use controllers and Keyboard and other peripherals on PC aside from the other things PC let’s me do.
Just the other day I bought a fuckton of Lego games for $40. $4-5 each, about eight games in total. That included all three Lego Star Wars games, all three Lego Batman games, both Lego Harry Potter games, and Lego City Undercover. Literally my childhood for pennies on the dollar. And that's just one example of how much I've saved from key sites. IsThereAnyDeal is probably my favorite website ever.
11:14 My steam library has 246 games. And I have spent about 1 100€ on them. So average price of my games is around 4.50€. Give me a console that sells games just as cheap.
I know this response is 2 years late but, since I switched to PC 10 years ago I've spent 2-300 Pounds on games. My collection has around 1000 legally owned games. Over 400 were free from Epic Store alone, I have every non F2P game they've ever given away, including one Epic gave away years before they set up Epic Store (Shadow Complex Remastered). Some of the stuff Epic has given away is bonkers, proper big AAA stuff, and some good games too. I tend to buy on Steam and collect freebies everywhere else.
To be fair, he could’ve just been using M&K on a console.
How common is that though?
Not very, but there is a chance
@@ericbazinga depends on the game
This guy thinks games on PC are more expansive than on console while focus home interactive has started a massive discount on their games. Nevermind the fact that there are first party sites where you can get the key for sometimes massive discounts and save a lot of money …
consoles are harder to clean inside and repair too
2 years later but no they aren’t at least not to clean
Console sales are dwindling. Where as pc sales a increasing year on year
binged the few old vids of yours i didn't watch but aye a fresh upload let's go!
and we back at it again smashing those misconceptions to lies or incorrect things on PC gaming oh they don't learn do they!? *When will they learn!*
can't wait for the WIP vid
He probably isn't on PC. Mouse and Keyboard Support is in Console.
Someone help me! I tried snow runner. Now I've played it almost exclusively for weeks. I'm not even a big fan of driving games. This games got me. I even bought year one pass. It cost way less than $70.
I have never had a single problem with Uplay or Origin.
As I look at my steam not really but cheaper than console anyway.
Most my PC games that are on console also have been bought on steam at a much lower price than xbox. AAA titles tend to always be 60 unless you catch a sale. But in my experience i save alot more money buying on pc. The prices are much more competitive. Consoles are sterile closed markets. There is no option on PS5 or Xbox to get games from a different distributor. They can literally charge whatever they want with no consequence.
Here are my specs from my new rig that i built around this ytime last year
Thermaltake tower 900
i7-6950X with a MSI Core Frozr XL
32GB of RAM and over 10TB of Space
MSI 2070 Super
Despite my cpu being highly overpriced, the power behind it (10 cores, 20 threads at 3GHZ) operate must faster and has more power than the consoles that will last for another 5 years as long as the gamess that I play don't magically bump up their specs requirements.
I have a prebuilt the only problem is the rgb stopped working that’s it
It's probably a bad/loose connector
PS4 - 84 Months on market - 116 Million
Switch - 56 Months on market - 93 Million
PS4 - 1.38 Million Sold per month
Switch - 1.66 Million Sold per month
Nope, Switch was the most popular console of the last generation
Switch is over 140 million sales now, it's going to overtake the DS and PS2 before the end of the year.
I mean…not to start any arguments but…you’d kinda fit the bill of a PC fanboy. So with all due respect I think we should all just accept that console gaming and PC gaming both have their pros and cons.
I don't like how Activision tries to overcharge for games like black ops 2 on steam but I personally do think for the most part I prefer steam deals over and playing some of my favorites with mods which are free (don't exactly get where console players find these "paid" mods tbh) as opposed to the nickel and diming on console
if you want to play one game without internet then maybe a console but a pc is the best option still. is aight but if you want to play many games go pc because which is cheaper? games that go up to 90% sales most of the time and they can go to under 10$ to even for a dollar if you are lucky, or games that are stuck in 40 to 60$ range because the companies that sell em rarely do discounts and they take a long time to go to a reasonable price. and there is paying to play online which is the biggest deal breaker for anyone from 3rd world country like where I live. no one here is paying to play online here in malaysia pc is supreme.
Have a good day
If you care about ray tracing and 4K (although I understand it’s not native, it’s checkerboard on console) and ray tracing (which for the most part is running in medium settings) a $500 dollar PC would not be able to do that with decent frame rates at this current point in time. when the chip shortness is over and 4000 series gpu are out and we see 30 & 20 series prices come down dramatically including used parts yes. Now if a pc gamer wants to play @ 1080p then it’s definitely doable.
A 500$ PC can, though.
A 500$ PC demolishes the new consoles.
@@durshurrikun150 yeaaaaa you are bugging
@@Rmndz94 Not an argument.
@@durshurrikun150 assuming I got a PS5 or XSX for $500 list out the PC parts that are no more than $500 used or new if you want to game at 4K and capable of doing RT. Used RTX 2060 going for no less than $450 on eBay used. Good luck.
@@Rmndz94 You buy with used parts.
Also since you're dishonestly using the inflated prices, how about you use the prices of scalping for the consoles?
I heard zelda. so i am here now
Only case i can say consoles are better are PSN plus titles and being able to trade in games,
this year alone i paid £21 for 12 months PSN plus in that i got Soulstorm for PS5 a £50 game so i'll be saving hundreds of pounds, then take titles like Marvels Avengers if you bought that on PC your stuck with it but a day one buy on console means you can finish it then sell it off, seems like a way better option and where talking about the few titles not in a subscription seeing most games are in one the little few titles like Resident Evil Village for me i have two options buy and sell on console or wait months for it to go under £20 before i buy.
PSN Plus titles are nice half the time. This month overall is a good month, the other 2 passing months were trash. And here's the thing, you don't own those titles. You have them as long as you're a PS Plus member, which you need to play online portions of games
You can't trade games on console.
Also, once you stop paying for PSN, you lose access to those games.
@@durshurrikun150 I assume he meant physical copies of games
@@bon4011 But "physical copies of games" are just licenses to day, they are not like in the old days.
@@durshurrikun150 Yeah, and you can still trade them. Still a fair point there, but that's it
That video quality is killing me
i spent well over the cost of a $2,000 pc on xbox cause several deluxe edition games and the external drive . compared to $2,000 on a pc you get all you need plus every one of the most classic games and many game experiences consoles can not give you ever plus non gaming things consoles don't even stand up to. these people make me face palm hard -_-
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Prebuilts are notorious for having stuff plugged in wrong, using no name parts, just general negligence on assembly (Ntm really guilty of having bloatware)
Also, real talk, the tangent on the upgraded console is why I think the idea of the Switch Pro is bullshit
That is true. For example, when I was swapping cases for the prebuilt pc I have I noticed that they put almost no thermal paste on the CPU. Thankfully thermal paste is pretty cheap all things considered and now it’s fixed
Though I understand if you would rather go prebuilt than just building it yourself. Even though building PCs isn’t hard, some folks just don’t wanna do it
@@overdrivedrinker8284
There are other ways, such as buying the parts and paying someone to build it for you, or if you have a friend that can help show you how to build your first so you never need to worry again. BTW, I do re-pastes every couple of years on my CPU and GPU, I like to give the coolers a good clean too so I do them together. It's an especially useful skill to build if (like me) you buy used GPUs, I like to re-paste a used GPU, as soon as I've ascertained it works properly I break it down and service it. Did that with my current unit even though it was under a year old when I bought it, and didn't need it really but I like to have peace of mind, most "random" GPU faults occur through lack of maintenance.
Hi
as a pc gamer, you make pc gaming seem much more plug and play than it is. you cant just buy a pc and upgrade it. at a certain point you cant upgrade and youll need to buy a new psu just to buy a new gpu etc etc. its not just go buy it and upgrade forever
Which is why you don't cheap out on parts like the PSU. If you get like an 850watt PSU, I can assure you that it'll run for YEARS.
@@KevDawg1992
Been using my Corsair 600W unit for 9 1/2 years mate, 2 platforms, 5 CPUs (3 Intel, 2 AMDs, 3 GPUs. I spent about as much on the GPU 9 1/2 years ago as I did on each of the PCB and CPU for the initial build. I have experience in the electronics industry (technical buyer) and am an audiophile, so I understand fully the necessity of not buying cheap crap transformers. In electronics there is a saying: "Buy cheap, buy twice".