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koloski Jun 19, 2017 @ 11:24pm
I have all three systems. PS4, XBOX one and PC. Which one to buy this for if I want the most online players?
Title says it all. I want to play online, but want to get it on the system that will have the most players.
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Emig5m Jun 20, 2017 @ 5:24pm 
I always choose PC first for the higher resolution and framerate (I have a PS4 Pro so I'm not a console hater per say). I would like a multi platform discount because I would like to have a copy on my PS4 Pro to play around on the home theater system but I'm not going to pay full price for 30fps and lower quality when I already have it on the PC....
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JB266 Jun 20, 2017 @ 5:34pm 
Originally posted by Emig5m:
I always choose PC first for the higher resolution and framerate (I have a PS4 Pro so I'm not a console hater per say). I would like a multi platform discount because I would like to have a copy on my PS4 Pro to play around on the home theater system but I'm not going to pay full price for 30fps and lower quality when I already have it on the PC....
Agreed! I have a PS4 Pro as well and the framerate and overall gaming experience frankly suck in the racing games I have installed (MX vs. ATV Supercross Encore and MXGP 2). I also don't care for the PS4 Pro's controller for racing games. Sports games and FPS on the other hand play pretty well (have FIFA 17, NBA 2K17, Madden 17, NHL 17, MLB 17 The Show, and Battlefield 1 currently installed on the PS4 Pro).
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koloski Jun 20, 2017 @ 7:52pm 
Yeah, that is what I need to do. Going to buy it now on PC. I just like these types of games on my 65 inch TV chilling on couch. Only 32 inch on my PC. :)
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Emig5m Jun 20, 2017 @ 9:53pm 
I dragged my gaming PC into the living room and hooked it up to my new 75" 4k Tv but for some strange reason I feel more comfortable playing PC games at my computer desk rather than sitting on the couch. I have a 43" 4k TV on my desktop and I think my field of view might even be better than sitting 9ft away from a 75"....
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Daytrader Jun 26, 2017 @ 2:12pm 
4K tv's are so laggy for pc gaming anyway, well for me anyway, as im competive, alright for casual pc gamers thou i guess.
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Emig5m Jun 26, 2017 @ 5:21pm 
Originally posted by Daytrader:
4K tv's are so laggy for pc gaming anyway, well for me anyway, as im competive, alright for casual pc gamers thou i guess.

Some are fine if you disable all the unneeded image processing which contributes to most of the input lag.
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Daytrader Jun 27, 2017 @ 4:29am 
Originally posted by Emig5m:
Originally posted by Daytrader:
4K tv's are so laggy for pc gaming anyway, well for me anyway, as im competive, alright for casual pc gamers thou i guess.

Some are fine if you disable all the unneeded image processing which contributes to most of the input lag.
Yes your quite right, but the picture in game mode is poor and washed out most of the times, wish they would make a dedicated gaming tv, or a proper game mode that keeps a good image with low input lag, tv makers should know by now, that 99% of all homes have some sort of console/pc connected to them, the first tv maker that does this will make a killing.
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jack.anderson19 Jun 28, 2017 @ 5:54am 
We never notice 4k set at all - too far away . A waste . Pick up an older plasma 1080p ( Kuru or any VT seies Panasonic was good ) they are better PQ then just about anything out there .
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Emig5m Jun 28, 2017 @ 5:43pm 
Originally posted by jack.anderson19:
We never notice 4k set at all - too far away . A waste . Pick up an older plasma 1080p ( Kuru or any VT seies Panasonic was good ) they are better PQ then just about anything out there .

I'm sitting 2.5ft away from a 43" screen at my computer desk and I can definitely tell the difference between 1080p and 4k! In fact, when I got this TV they told me that there was a 90 day no questions asked return policy so I said what the hell I can try it on my PC for free for 90 days and just bring it back.....well...I was blown away so much by 4k that I wound up keeping it. I was still on a 970 GTX and of course any newer games where a slideshow at 4k but boy did it look so good that it made me also upgrade to a 1080 GTX.

I will agree for movies/film plasma is still hard to beat but not very good for gaming IMO and they suck a lot of power and create a lot more heat than a LCD. But I think you can tell much more of a difference between 4k and 1080p with games rather than movies....
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jack.anderson19 Jun 30, 2017 @ 2:55pm 
I know - we have and like 4k , it's just that it's well marketed as being most important and it's not ...
Take the expert challenge and read any article / comparison between a 1080p mid tier plasma vs anything 4k and the IQ will be superior on the plasma in too many ways to discuss here . You are right about the heat - we sold two older models because of the heat alone ! Newer one's fine . Notice IQ at any distance ( we are far away in this room ) on plasma . The 4k is only noticed around 5 feet give or take ( 55 inch )
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