i'm getting sick pc gaming.(not quiting)

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✪InfernoPhoenix✪ (Banido(a)) 13/out./2015 às 16:52

I might abandon pc gaming. why?:

My very first computer i got it in 2009 ad it barely works because it has windows vista. it stoped working a year later. then 2012 i got an compac computer with a aingke core cpu. But due to 2 gb of ram, it didn't work well anymore. Now i got this piece of ♥♥♥♥. it has 1,4ghz cpu but it's duel core. Thats it i'm not playing pc for a while. My parents wont buy/ let me build a computer anymore. I can't takes this seriously.

Última edição por ✪InfernoPhoenix✪; 17/out./2015 às 5:15

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supertrooper225 14/out./2015 às 12:00

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Escrito originalmente por Hinami:
just buy a console then
But i got used to the keyboard and mouse to long.

You can get used to a controller. If you don't like messing with specs and all that, a console is the better choice for now. There is nothing wrong with gaming on a console. It would actually be a pretty good upgrade for you right now.

Última edição por supertrooper225; 14/out./2015 às 12:00

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Commander Makara 15/out./2015 às 3:56

Escrito originalmente por SuperTailsHD:
I might abandon pc gaming. why?:

My very first computer i got it in 2009 ad it barely works because it has windows vista. it stoped working a year later. then 2012 i got an compac computer with a aingke core cpu. But due to 2 gb of ram, it didn't work well anymore. Now i got this piece of ♥♥♥♥. it has 1,4ghz cpu but it's duel core. Thats it i'm not playing pc for a while. My parents wont buy/ let me build a computer anymore. I can't takes this seriously.

Seems like you have issues with

a) Financing, budgeting, planning and appraising future needs
b) Naivety, ignorance or lack of research into hardware and requirements
c) A perception that gaming requires playing most recent games on most recent hardware.

None of these are particularly any fault of the industry, nor something that can be addressed by any other party. Neither will any of them be assayed necessarily via an adherence to console gaming.
It's up to you, of course, and entirely your prerogative if you choose not to tackle these issues and instead decide to simply reject the PC platform entirely for gaming. However the reaction to simply give up on something or abandon a pasttime once it requires a little effort or resource may be considered symptomatic of a spoiled brat personality defect.

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Ishan451 15/out./2015 às 4:34

Escrito originalmente por SuperTailsHD:
I might abandon pc gaming.

You'll be missed at the yearly gamer meetings, not to mention if you drop out our membership fees will increase.... wait.. we don't pay membership fees and have no meetings?

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Joseph Stalin 15/out./2015 às 4:38

Don't become a console peasant. PC Master race!

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Jstatham1227 15/out./2015 às 5:11

Like the crowd less more then the format honestly.

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✪InfernoPhoenix✪ (Banido(a)) 15/out./2015 às 12:03

Escrito originalmente por Commander Makara:
Escrito originalmente por SuperTailsHD:
I might abandon pc gaming. why?:

My very first computer i got it in 2009 ad it barely works because it has windows vista. it stoped working a year later. then 2012 i got an compac computer with a aingke core cpu. But due to 2 gb of ram, it didn't work well anymore. Now i got this piece of ♥♥♥♥. it has 1,4ghz cpu but it's duel core. Thats it i'm not playing pc for a while. My parents wont buy/ let me build a computer anymore. I can't takes this seriously.

Seems like you have issues with

a) Financing, budgeting, planning and appraising future needs
b) Naivety, ignorance or lack of research into hardware and requirements
c) A perception that gaming requires playing most recent games on most recent hardware.

None of these are particularly any fault of the industry, nor something that can be addressed by any other party. Neither will any of them be assayed necessarily via an adherence to console gaming.
It's up to you, of course, and entirely your prerogative if you choose not to tackle these issues and instead decide to simply reject the PC platform entirely for gaming. However the reaction to simply give up on something or abandon a pasttime once it requires a little effort or resource may be considered symptomatic of a spoiled brat personality defect.

I know i can be a bit bratty but sometimes i want a 500 dollar computer but the problem is that my parents is saving money for christmas. SO i can't get anything that is above 50 dollar untill chrstmas is pased.

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Mod Sloth 15/out./2015 às 12:29

...and we've come full-circle.

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deni 15/out./2015 às 12:32

why wont parents let u buy a computer

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Ailes 15/out./2015 às 12:32

Bad luck, I suppose. My last system was a ready-made one from Acer, which served me well for 4 years or so. Now I'm running on a customized one made by a company specializing on just that service, and thus far it works nicely too.

But your issues are essentially one of the reasons why one might very well be playing on consoles. Highly unified platforms can be less troublesome. Currently the only thing driving me towards consoles are exclusive titles I'd love to play. And the fact that Steam isn't on the PSN. Don't want to do community hopping (again).

Última edição por Ailes; 15/out./2015 às 12:35

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jdm7875 15/out./2015 às 12:56

Escrito originalmente por SuperTailsHD:
Escrito originalmente por Commander Makara:

Seems like you have issues with

a) Financing, budgeting, planning and appraising future needs
b) Naivety, ignorance or lack of research into hardware and requirements
c) A perception that gaming requires playing most recent games on most recent hardware.

None of these are particularly any fault of the industry, nor something that can be addressed by any other party. Neither will any of them be assayed necessarily via an adherence to console gaming.
It's up to you, of course, and entirely your prerogative if you choose not to tackle these issues and instead decide to simply reject the PC platform entirely for gaming. However the reaction to simply give up on something or abandon a pasttime once it requires a little effort or resource may be considered symptomatic of a spoiled brat personality defect.
I know i can be a bit bratty but sometimes i want a 500 dollar computer but the problem is that my parents is saving money for christmas. SO i can't get anything that is above 50 dollar untill chrstmas is pased.

get a job

Última edição por jdm7875; 15/out./2015 às 12:57

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Ailes 15/out./2015 às 13:02

Don't be so hard on him, I bet you all had such feelings. I can remember I wanted games or consoles or better systems kinda desperately when I was younger too.

Also, there are people who don't want to research tons of hours. They just wanna play. I got a little dizzy when I looked up what components to put into my new system. That's what consoles are good for. Or why it's good to have user-reviews for popular ready-made systems.

Última edição por Ailes; 15/out./2015 às 13:04

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Tux 15/out./2015 às 14:53

Escrito originalmente por Sharisad:
Don't be so hard on him, I bet you all had such feelings. I can remember I wanted games or consoles or better systems kinda desperately when I was younger too.

Also, there are people who don't want to research tons of hours. They just wanna play. I got a little dizzy when I looked up what components to put into my new system. That's what consoles are good for. Or why it's good to have user-reviews for popular ready-made systems.

growing up i was lucky, everyone in my family saw computers as good for ones future development so games and programming and hardware was always accepted

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Ailes 15/out./2015 às 15:37

Escrito originalmente por Tux:
growing up i was lucky, everyone in my family saw computers as good for ones future development so games and programming and hardware was always accepted

There are plenty people working in office or other jobs who lack deeper knowledge of PC hardware. That's what an IT department is paid for. Which one could apply for, but still.

And while I guess I can agree that computers are kinda important I don't feel too well about how some people think it was life-essential. First response here was offensive, but correct: Only the "first world" worries about this ♥♥♥♥. There are people struggling with food, water, shelter and stuff. Did Steve Jobs save them? Did Apple heal cancer? Or will Windows 10 do so? Sometimes our priorities are totally off, and parts of me wish we would live different, less material lives. But that's me sitting in front of an expensive high-end PC at night.

Última edição por Ailes; 15/out./2015 às 15:38

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✪InfernoPhoenix✪ (Banido(a)) 15/out./2015 às 16:28

Escrito originalmente por jdm7875:
Escrito originalmente por SuperTailsHD:
I know i can be a bit bratty but sometimes i want a 500 dollar computer but the problem is that my parents is saving money for christmas. SO i can't get anything that is above 50 dollar untill chrstmas is pased.
get a job

i'm only 13.

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