Keeps talking gibberish from his old XP experience,not having the slightest clue on what pc is today.
Which annoyances did you run into? I'm sure you could have improved your user errors if you sat down for five minutes and figure how to use windows properly.
Which makes it even worse. The experience has improved vastly since Windows 95. You can't consider that pc gaming by todays standard.
(I'm sure you misunderstood my comment, but I just couldn't resist.)
But sorry, I can't take any person who says theyve been a pc gamer and put up nonsense some console peasant figured out as cons and toss the misinformation everywhere they can.
However, I do suspect a little that you stopped being a PC gamer post xp since you in 2022 cries about PC digital future.
Your tears are 19 years too late, from where steam was born as a store and physical boxes had a CD key and no disc in them.
I say there's a lot not adding up in your saying.
sigh...
You realize I use windows 11 right ?
There is nothing a user can do right or wrong on these modern systems. my 8yo nephew know how to use a computer. Am I supposed to tell him that "THE MIKE" from neogaf told using a pc requires some skill ?
You are not a real experienced pc user if you are really trying to tell me that it's a spotless experience.
No matter how many years I am using a pc, there is always something annoying. always. Not difficult. Not made annoying because lack of knowledge or my mistake. This is a fallacy. If something can be made worse because of "user error", then it is a fault of that platform.
If someone doesn't know to enable gsync and 144hz in nvcp nd palys his new monitor at 60hz... not his fault.
If someone doesn't know that the experience is better if you cap few fps below max hz with vrr... not his fault. It's badly designed.
If someone launches saints row 4 which he bought 10 years ago and it installs epic, crashes and his saves don't work.. not his fault.
if someone launches Callisto Protocl or elden ting day1 and it stutters... sure, it's because of his lack of knowledge.
if You buy a new monitor and resident evil refuses to launch because it autodecects hdr handshake with that monitor which didn't work on windows at the time... sure a lot of a hell I could do about that - nothing.
Sure, everyone knows hat resident evil 2 with RT patch is broken and will have a memory leak if you change options too many times. of course, it's my fault.
Or new witcher 3 patch - also has a memory leak if you fiddle around too much (which you are supposed to to on pc.... fiddle around with options)
You get my point. There is always something. small or big but it's rarely user error. It's not my fucking fault that I expect stuff to be a bit better after 25 years with this platform and spending thousands.
I know everything there is to know and I just don't feel the need to be assed around by other users or games that
If you seriously think using a pc in 2022 requires considerable amount of knowledge, I don't know what to tell you. You just need to know where pcgamingwiki is if you need any help.
Digital future on pc is a bit different than it is on consoles. On pc you have access to files, backups, cracks and so on (for he most part), You have access to key sites and it's not all dictated by 1 store like psn.
Sure, Steam is a main storefront but it's not monopoly in that sense.
edit: It's about me feeling like a fucking fool "haha we got him!!!" time and time again when I have to fix the smallest thing or .ini file or fun into problems.
It's not about being unable to do it. It's easy and mindless.
Imagine if you get a new car from dealership and few lug bolts are loose... but you know how to screw them back in tightly?! DONT YOU KNOW YOU FUCKING IDIOT ?!