Wow. Mr Jimmy Scythe, who bloody cares about your sexlife? Thought this thread was about games on pc/consoles. Funny when people begin to include their sexlife in a thread for games to somehow prove their superiority. Talk about the games or shut up is my advice. When you include your sexlife in the discussion, you've lost, unless the discussion was about people's sexlife in the first place. Just for your information, people enjoy those nudemods even when they are in a relationship. Sure, the gf's may shake their heads at the immature 30-somethings behind the keyboard but they stick around anyway. Everyone is so quick to play the sexcard in threads nowadays. It's bloody everywhere. No, I won't tell you about my sexlife cause frankly, it's doesn't have any business in this thread nor any of the users of mmorgp.com.

Anyway, pc's are more versatile than the consoles. So there you have the truth. Nomatter what they do to a console, pc's will beat them into a bloody pulp with their versatility.

Originally posted by slask777

Wow. Mr Jimmy Scythe, who bloody cares about your sexlife? Thought this thread was about games on pc/consoles. Funny when people begin to include their sexlife in a thread for games to somehow prove their superiority. Talk about the games or shut up is my advice. When you include your sexlife in the discussion, you've lost, unless the discussion was about people's sexlife in the first place. Just for your information, people enjoy those nudemods even when they are in a relationship. Sure, the gf's may shake their heads at the immature 30-somethings behind the keyboard but they stick around anyway. Everyone is so quick to play the sexcard in threads nowadays. It's bloody everywhere. No, I won't tell you about my sexlife cause frankly, it's doesn't have any business in this thread nor any of the users of mmorgp.com.

Anyway, pc's are more versatile than the consoles. So there you have the truth. Nomatter what they do to a console, pc's will beat them into a bloody pulp with their versatility.

Have you actually been reading this thread? I can't imagine that you have if you completely missed the context of the conversation. Greenchaos threw down Oblivion nude mods as some kind of proof that PCs were better and I replied that only little kids or people with no sex life would see that as a lure to PC gaming. Not that consoles don't have some softcore porn on display as well, Rumble Roses and the threeway scene in God of War come directly to mind.

Point is, I didn't bring my sex life into the argument out of context. Nude mods don't appeal to me, or many other gamers over 30, because sex is not a big deal to me anymore. That kind of thing happens when you grow up.

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Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

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Have you actually been reading this thread? I can't imagine that you have if you completely missed the context of the conversation. Greenchaos threw down Oblivion nude mods as some kind of proof that PCs were better and I replied that only little kids or people with no sex life would see that as a lure to PC gaming. Not that consoles don't have some softcore porn on display as well, Rumble Roses and the threeway scene in God of War come directly to mind.
Point is, I didn't bring my sex life into the argument out of context. Nude mods don't appeal to me, or many other gamers over 30, because sex is not a big deal to me anymore. That kind of thing happens when you grow up.

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Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by slask777

Wow. Mr Jimmy Scythe, who bloody cares about your sexlife? Thought this thread was about games on pc/consoles. Funny when people begin to include their sexlife in a thread for games to somehow prove their superiority. Talk about the games or shut up is my advice. When you include your sexlife in the discussion, you've lost, unless the discussion was about people's sexlife in the first place. Just for your information, people enjoy those nudemods even when they are in a relationship. Sure, the gf's may shake their heads at the immature 30-somethings behind the keyboard but they stick around anyway. Everyone is so quick to play the sexcard in threads nowadays. It's bloody everywhere. No, I won't tell you about my sexlife cause frankly, it's doesn't have any business in this thread nor any of the users of mmorgp.com.

Anyway, pc's are more versatile than the consoles. So there you have the truth. Nomatter what they do to a console, pc's will beat them into a bloody pulp with their versatility.

 

Have you actually been reading this thread? I can't imagine that you have if you completely missed the context of the conversation. Greenchaos threw down Oblivion nude mods as some kind of proof that PCs were better and I replied that only little kids or people with no sex life would see that as a lure to PC gaming. Not that consoles don't have some softcore porn on display as well, Rumble Roses and the threeway scene in God of War come directly to mind.

Point is, I didn't bring my sex life into the argument out of context. Nude mods don't appeal to me, or many other gamers over 30, because sex is not a big deal to me anymore. That kind of thing happens when you grow up.

Yes, I've been reading the thread. It's basically a trollthread and a flamebait so what's not to like about this one. Anyway, I'm myself a 30-something too and sex is still quite the big issue with me, so I guess we differ in opinions there. Yes, nudemods appeal to me cause I very much love the female form. Your point being? Anyway, I very much think he threw the nudemods out there as a joke. His point wasn't the nudemods, but the mods themselfes. I'm quite sure of that actually.

You cant rent a PC game lol? Dont tell me you guys in america cant rent a pc game?

Originally posted by Mrbloodworth

There is nothing you can do on a PC that you can not do on this generation of consoles. Nothing.

Well i never saw before a mode on a console oh snap.

Originally posted by Otomox

You cant rent a PC game lol? Dont tell me you guys in america cant rent a pc game?

people still buy games?

Originally posted by Raiizen

Originally posted by Otomox

You cant rent a PC game lol? Dont tell me you guys in america cant rent a pc game?

 

people still buy games?

If you want play MMORPGS and some other games online 4 sure.

Originally posted by Otomox

You cant rent a PC game lol? Dont tell me you guys in america cant rent a pc game?

Well.... Technically MMORPGs could be considered rental games since you don't actually own them and have to rent in the form of a subscription.

Other than that though, no. No we don't rent PC games because of the ease in pirating PC games. You can rip the disc image of a console game, but you won't be able to run it on an unmodified console. PC games on the other hand.....

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

We can piss an moan about hardware specs and control configurations all day long and get no where on this issue. The real bottom line here is the number of games and the ease of use. Let's compare...

Console:

1) I buy, or rent, a game.

2) I turn on the console, put the game in and the game runs.

3) If I'm on XBox live, I may have to download a patch, but that normally doesn't take more than three minutes tops and then I'm playing the game.

PC (retail):

1) I buy, becuase you can't rent, a game.

2) I turn on my PC, put the game in and the autorun begins begins the installation wizard.

3) I am then required to aggree to an End User License Agreement before the game asks me to enter a 25 digit alphanumeric key located on the CD sleave / case.

4) At this point, the game begins installing. If I'm lucky, the install will take about ten minutes.

5) If I'm not lucky, the install will stop every five minutes and ask me to insert another CD.

6) After the last CD has installed, I'm then asked to insert Disk 1 and am asked if I want to install Gamespy Arcade, Xfire, Yahoo toolbar, or any other crapware that the developer is getting a gratuity check from.

7) After declining all that shit, I click the finish button with the launch game radio button clicked.

8) The game loads to the title menu at a whopping 4 frames per second.

9) I then spend the next two hours in the graphics options adjusting resolution, texture detail, model detail, particle effects, anti-aliasing settings, and various other cryptic shit until I have about 24 frames per second, at which point the game looks less like the screen shots on the box and more like Quake 2.

10) Back at the title menu now, I start up the game and get told that I need to patch to the latest version and the game dumps me to the desktop and starts the updater that spends the next three hours downloading shit.

11) With the update finally installed, I restart the game and click on "new game" on the title menu. I then get to see the opening cinematics using the in-game engine and play the first ten seconds of tutorial when the game crashes and I find myself back on my desktop.

The download version of the PC game experience is different only in that you spend 6 to 10 hours downloading the game and you don't have to swap CDs.

The Steam version foregoes the first 7steps and doesn't allow  you to play your games offline.

PC elitists can call console gamers retards all they want. Take a look at that list and tell me who is really the retard in this situation.

 

None of that matters. It's all about mouse and keyboard, versus console controllers.

In a first person shooter on a console, aimbots are used, programs that help you aim because a controller is not and will never be as accurate as a mouse and keyboard.

They dumb down RTS games, because it's hard to control all the troops with a controller compared to a mouse and keyboard.

That's the reall issue. Otherwise a console has most of the guts of a computer these days.

Originally posted by Ihmotepp

 

None of that matters. It's all about mouse and keyboard, versus console controllers.

In a first person shooter on a console, aimbots are used, programs that help you aim because a controller is not and will never be as accurate as a mouse and keyboard.

They dumb down RTS games, because it's hard to control all the troops with a controller compared to a mouse and keyboard.

That's the reall issue. Otherwise a console has most of the guts of a computer these days.

Read the rest of the thread. We've already covered this.

Quick recap: It's not the controller. It's the player and what the player is most comfortable with.

BTW, RTS games being a whole different matter, have you tried Endwar yet? Voice commands, controlling the cursor with the left stick and panning the whold map when you move the cursor seems to be the best set up for RTS games. C&C3 may not have been as quick to play on the 360 as it was on the PC, but all the controls were there and the gap is closing. Voice commands will probably be what closes that gap for good.

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

 

6) After the last CD has installed, I'm then asked to insert Disk 1 and am asked if I want to install Gamespy Arcade, Xfire, Yahoo toolbar, or any other crapware that the developer is getting a gratuity check from.
See above, however you can just click no, XFire though is a good choice of software. And so is Gamespy arcade if you prefer that rather than the basic server browsers.
 

The point being that I shouldn't have to decline this shit. If I want it, I'll just download it and install it myself. K?

Games are expensive to make. I'd like to see you make a game, then when offered a fat check for putting this small additional feature in the installation process, decline it.

8) The game loads to the title menu at a whopping 4 frames per second.
Read the minimum requirements before buying,

And you've never bought a game that didn't run correctly even though you had the recommended system specs? How long have you been playing PC games? Supreme Commander anyone? Crysis? I understand the Empire Total War has a bad case of the crashes as well. Sure, these things get patched... eventually, but I've never had a console game crash. Console games either run, or they don't run.

I have seen console games crash, I've seen PC games crash. I've also had console games that never crash, and I've had PC games that have never crashes. The thing about this is making a game for a console is simple, in that every single machine that this game will run on is a carbon copy of eachother. In the case of a PC, all PCs are different, which means that while it may crash on someone's PC, it'll never crash on someone else's.

 

 

 

 

Originally posted by Zorwrath

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Games are expensive to make. I'd like to see you make a game, then when offered a fat check for putting this small additional feature in the installation process, decline it.

 If a developer can't cover their budget without hard selling someone else's crapware then that Isn't my problem. I don't want it. I don't want to be hassled with it. I don't appreciate having this shit thrown in my face and if that means I have to play on consoles to avoid this sleazy shit then so be it. Advertising is what is done in proxy of actually paying for something. If I'm paying for it, then there shouldn't be any fucking ads. Comprende amigo?

I have seen console games crash, I've seen PC games crash. I've also had console games that never crash, and I've had PC games that have never crashes. The thing about this is making a game for a console is simple, in that every single machine that this game will run on is a carbon copy of eachother. In the case of a PC, all PCs are different, which means that while it may crash on someone's PC, it'll never crash on someone else's.

You've seen a console crash? That's a new one on me and I've been playing games since the Atari 2600. I've seen consoles not work due to aging hardware. If you've played any NES games on the original hardware lately you'll know the joys of blowing into the cartridge repeatedly to get everything working for example. Likewise, the system battery in my Dreamcast died long ago and now I have to reset the date and time everytime I turn it on. But Crash? No, I've never seen anything like that on a console. If the hardware and software are in mint condition, then everything either runs or doesn't run. If the system is less than five years old and the disc isn't scratched, then everything will work 99.99% of the time. Reliability DOES matter. And if the problem with PCs is that there are too many configurations for developers to cover then I'll just avoid the problem altogether and game on a standardized platform.

 

 

 

 

 

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Zorwrath

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

You've seen a console crash?

 

 

 

 

 

I dont know aobut you but, i concider the red ring of death to be an epic crash...Had my xbox crap out 3 times on me in the first 3months, after replacement number 4 ive never actuallybought a game for it again.

wonder how many people use their consoles to respond to this thread

Originally posted by DeserttFoxx

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Zorwrath

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

You've seen a console crash?

 

 

 

 

 

 

I dont know aobut you but, i concider the red ring of death to be an epic crash...Had my xbox crap out 3 times on me in the first 3months, after replacement number 4 ive never actuallybought a game for it again.

Not to get all semantic and everything but crashes are generally software issues. The blue screen of death is a crash. The infinitely spinning color wheel in OS X is a crash. The red ring of death is a revision A hardward defect.

I bought my 360 last year and haven't had any problems with it. Many of the people that I know held out for about year after launch before buying theirs and haven't had any problems. This is the reason you never, never, never buy hardware at launch. Especially overly hyped hardware. The PSP had dead pixel issues and problems with the UMDs ejecting at high speed randomly. The iPhone had various software and hardware defects directly after launch. Microsoft not only had hardware defects, but they kept replacing RMA'd 360s with refurbished units rather than new stock. As a result, many of the FUBAR'd XBox 360s are still in circulation.

Seriously, the XBox 360 is the only console that I recomend people buy new rather than used. Well, I also made that recomendation with the original Playstation since games wouldn't run after year unless you turned the whole thing upside down....

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Zorwrath

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Games are expensive to make. I'd like to see you make a game, then when offered a fat check for putting this small additional feature in the installation process, decline it.

 If a developer can't cover their budget without hard selling someone else's crapware then that Isn't my problem. I don't want it. I don't want to be hassled with it. I don't appreciate having this shit thrown in my face and if that means I have to play on consoles to avoid this sleazy shit then so be it. Advertising is what is done in proxy of actually paying for something. If I'm paying for it, then there shouldn't be any fucking ads. Comprende amigo?

If you've been alive at all for at least the past year, you'll know that ads are everywhere. EVERYWHERE. You pay for cable, you get ads on TV, and yes I know the TV stations don't get the money you pay, but you're still paying. You pay for internet, there's ads on most of the websites, same situation as TV. If you pay for a shirt with the company's logo on it, that's advertising. Advertising = money, and everyone likes money. I've also seen many console games with product placement advertising in it, even though you pay $60 for the game. It'll only get worse, so you'll need to get used to it.

I have seen console games crash, I've seen PC games crash. I've also had console games that never crash, and I've had PC games that have never crashes. The thing about this is making a game for a console is simple, in that every single machine that this game will run on is a carbon copy of eachother. In the case of a PC, all PCs are different, which means that while it may crash on someone's PC, it'll never crash on someone else's.

You've seen a console crash? That's a new one on me and I've been playing games since the Atari 2600. I've seen consoles not work due to aging hardware. If you've played any NES games on the original hardware lately you'll know the joys of blowing into the cartridge repeatedly to get everything working for example. Likewise, the system battery in my Dreamcast died long ago and now I have to reset the date and time everytime I turn it on. But Crash? No, I've never seen anything like that on a console. If the hardware and software are in mint condition, then everything either runs or doesn't run. If the system is less than five years old and the disc isn't scratched, then everything will work 99.99% of the time. Reliability DOES matter. And if the problem with PCs is that there are too many configurations for developers to cover then I'll just avoid the problem altogether and game on a standardized platform. 

The main reason of most PC vc Console debates isn't the reliability. For consoles, that's not a big deal, for for PCs it is. However, being an avid PC gamer, PC enthusiast, and being certified in several PC-related aspects, MOST issues people have with games and PCs, are a user error. Whether it be not meeting the minimum requirements, incompatible hardware/software, incorrect/out-of-date drivers, or general stupidity, most issues are user-related. Although, that doesn't mean that sometimes, a game just doesn't work, which happens. Moving on to consoles, they do indeed crash. Mostly because of hardware errors, but sometimes due to software issues. The reason why consoles are so reliable though is because they're idiot-proof. Just look at all the kids on Xbox Live, and their lack of common sense. PCs on the other hand are not idiot proof, and require a decently knowledgeable person to operate games on them correctly and fix any issues.

The main difference between PCs and consoles is that PCs generally attract a more mature, more intelligent audience. That's not to say console gamers are stupid, because I enjoy playing on consoles also. Another difference is the game selection. Most games you see for consoles, you also see for PCs. This is not the case for the other way around. The PC gam catalogue is vastly superior to a console's. You can also run PC games at higher graphics setting that consoles, depending on your hardware. There also happens to be console emulators on the PC that can run every game for every console prior to the Xbox/PS2/Gamecube generation. In my opinion, PC gaming is far better than console gaming, but what it all comes down to is preference and your opinion. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Originally posted by Deathstiny

wonder how many people use their consoles to respond to this thread

I've actually made posts on this very forum from a Nintendo Wii before.

True story.

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by DeserttFoxx

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Zorwrath

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

Originally posted by Drewg

Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe

You've seen a console crash?

 

 

 

 

 

 

I dont know aobut you but, i concider the red ring of death to be an epic crash...Had my xbox crap out 3 times on me in the first 3months, after replacement number 4 ive never actuallybought a game for it again.

 

Not to get all semantic and everything but crashes are generally software issues. The blue screen of death is a crash. The infinitely spinning color wheel in OS X is a crash. The red ring of death is a revision A hardward defect.

I bought my 360 last year and haven't had any problems with it. Many of the people that I know held out for about year after launch before buying theirs and haven't had any problems. This is the reason you never, never, never buy hardware at launch. Especially overly hyped hardware. The PSP had dead pixel issues and problems with the UMDs ejecting at high speed randomly. The iPhone had various software and hardware defects directly after launch. Microsoft not only had hardware defects, but they kept replacing RMA'd 360s with refurbished units rather than new stock. As a result, many of the FUBAR'd XBox 360s are still in circulation.

Seriously, the XBox 360 is the only console that I recomend people buy new rather than used. Well, I also made that recomendation with the original Playstation since games wouldn't run after year unless you turned the whole thing upside down....

Pulled strait from dictionary.com, "crash-to shut down because of a malfunction of hardware or software."

The lines between Consoles and PCs are thinning.  The PS3 Hard Drive can be upgraded.  It's a Seagate.  Just get another Hard Drive of the same size of whatever capacity  you desire and put it in.

By the next 3 consoles I figure, either Consoles will completely dominate the PC market, or they will be simply considered a fancy PC, such as the kind you see in Lain, the Navi.

Personally, I'll take a Playstation operating system over windows ANY day.

These days, you can even use a mouse and keyboard with your Playstation 3.

Consoles are the future of PCs.  They just took a while to  catch up.