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That's pretty silly...
I just said that it's silly.
It's pretty silly that you need a 3rd party external device to use a feature on PC yes. But I don't know what the ♥♥♥♥ you are on about disadvantages. I just said that it's silly. It's pretty minor remark for a pretty minor issue.
Likewise, I have a dream...that one day gamers will just be gamers, and not refer to each other as "console peasants."
But that'd be like asking for some reflection.
Yes it is. A controller is an extra peripheral. and PC isn't windows. Xbox controller isn't the only controller you can use on PC either. The bottom line is that a controller on PC is extra. Mouse and Keyboard are basically a requirement to use a PC. So you'd expect everything to work on the standard control method first and optional ones second, but it's the opposite.
Is Halo MCC a VR game? Do you need an extra non-standard peripheral device to access all the functions of the game on Xbox?