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Then tell me, great sage, with your amazing computer skills that led you to buy a gaming laptop, how to fix my technical problems.
Apparently not.
Might be working sweetly fine for me for the moment, but it might change down the road.
It also helps if you keep everything up to date so it's less likely on you're end rather the games fault instead.
Consoles all have a min-max on hardware, unlike personal computers who have all sorts of configurations. Easily to alienate customers if you either put too much empathize on graphics or not enough.
Content patches are more rigorously created due to certification process. Personal computer wise you don't have any major certification to deploy updates on a whim. So it's easier to spit out hotfixes... that may or may not work as intended.
There's a lot of reasons I can see why the developers are more keen on console ports. It's.. I would say a bit more expensive to deploy content on the consoles, but there less issues on the grand scale of things when it comes to what the PC master race of minions want with their games.
(the hidden word is D o u c h e kids)