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And chalk up another reason why PC gaming is just better; I know that consoles are usually cheaper overall but their shelf life is extremely short I’m comparison to PCs, all I have to do is upgrade parts instead of buying a whole ass new PC
I wanted a PS5 when it came out but considering I play on my PC with a PS5 controller anyway there’s not much of a difference lol
Do you need a high spec PC to okay games? Or is that just for the latest titles?
People here keep talking about these games where you can build/plan/manage a socialist country. Sounds a bit like Civilization VI or Masters of Orion. One might be called Victoria? But I don’t think I have a device that will play such games and wouldn’t know where to start with a PC (and wouldn’t want to spend loads on one).
I built a gaming PC once. That was around the time that Elder Scrolls Morrowind and Final Fantasy XI were recent-ish.
You don’t necessarily need a high end PC to play games if you’re just a casual player, I think most people who get high end PCs either just have the money to do so or they’re a competitive player
Civ 5 and 6 both have options for communism, tho Civ 5 calls it “Order” lol
You could always buy a prebuilt PC and replace the parts as needed, that’s basically what I did. It also helps to know what you’re going to be using the PC for. Since I play games and also make music I needed a good processor and graphics card, but also needing to balance how much it costs. So tl;dr it’s about what you need and can afford
That’s handy to know. I might keep an eye out next time there’s some kind of sale. I’m not in a rush to buy a machine, but I do enjoy older games. I never got round to playing Starcraft II, so that would be top of my list along with Hearts of Iron and Victoria (if I have the names right) as they seem to be highly rated.
Not to mention that if the PS5 is anything like the 3 or 4, the PS5 games coming out now won’t work properly till they’re ‘upscaled’ to the PS6.
And chalk up another reason why PC gaming is just better; I know that consoles are usually cheaper overall but their shelf life is extremely short I’m comparison to PCs, all I have to do is upgrade parts instead of buying a whole ass new PC
I wanted a PS5 when it came out but considering I play on my PC with a PS5 controller anyway there’s not much of a difference lol
Do you need a high spec PC to okay games? Or is that just for the latest titles?
People here keep talking about these games where you can build/plan/manage a socialist country. Sounds a bit like Civilization VI or Masters of Orion. One might be called Victoria? But I don’t think I have a device that will play such games and wouldn’t know where to start with a PC (and wouldn’t want to spend loads on one).
I built a gaming PC once. That was around the time that Elder Scrolls Morrowind and Final Fantasy XI were recent-ish.
You don’t necessarily need a high end PC to play games if you’re just a casual player, I think most people who get high end PCs either just have the money to do so or they’re a competitive player
Civ 5 and 6 both have options for communism, tho Civ 5 calls it “Order” lol
You could always buy a prebuilt PC and replace the parts as needed, that’s basically what I did. It also helps to know what you’re going to be using the PC for. Since I play games and also make music I needed a good processor and graphics card, but also needing to balance how much it costs. So tl;dr it’s about what you need and can afford
That’s handy to know. I might keep an eye out next time there’s some kind of sale. I’m not in a rush to buy a machine, but I do enjoy older games. I never got round to playing Starcraft II, so that would be top of my list along with Hearts of Iron and Victoria (if I have the names right) as they seem to be highly rated.