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And consoles... eh, I haven't (inappropriately) touched my PS5 for half a year now. Making the switch to PC long term is probably still the way to go.
Unless you decided to need to have all teh new shiny things. Then you're going to have a bit of financial trouble.
The boxes aren't terrible for the price but it is a scenario of you get what you pay for.
After buying an Xbox and PS, I saved and bought a high end PC because in the end the PC will outperform those outdated boxes for longer and with 1000% better performance.
When the next series of consoles comes out and they are $500+ I will be glad the PC I bought still outperforms them.
Enjoy your 1500$ paperweight.
1500-2000 every 6-8 years to play everything is better than multiple 600-800 consoles every 4 years to get access to everything.
Consoles killed themselves with exclusives, and you still see it tearing the community apart.
PCs bring people together. Consoles bring cheeto fingers to voice chat who don't understand push to talk.
I will never understand that trend.
Bro developers are pushing graphics and minimum reqs so hard and fast that we now need to upgrade hardware every 4 years just to hit recommended requirements. Also what console is dead and replaced in 4 years? Consoles last 8+ years every generation. The answer is clear who's dead in the water.
Have fun playing on steamdeck for an hour before the battery dies or your hands catch 3rd degree burns. Not even mentioning the fact you're paying 500$ for something that can't even play all steam games.
I don't know what you are talking about, Baldur's gate runs great, can't say the same about Starfield (i'm not intrested on that game anyway). If you want to go to console go ahead you do you but i'm keeping the moding, indie games and flexibility of a PC.
You not understanding hardware development, history, and life cycles doesn't suddenly make it bad.
Go play your PS5 if you like it so much. Use the forums ther.... oh, wait.
It problably was 1500$ 10 years ago LMAO
BG3 is easy to run GPU wise and CPU wise you can get way with 30FPS cus is turn based so i don't see a problem.