Why is it impossible to get console players to understand that they're having an objectively inferior experience with games?
>The graphics don't look that much different!!!
Both of the major current gen consoles have 8 gigabytes of system ram, and no dedicated video ram. The PS4 uses 3.5 GB of its ram just to run its OS, and the Xbox one uses 3 GB of its, leaving 4.5 GB for the PS4 to share between running games and apps, and the xbox one 5 GB to do the same.
A good gaming PC on the other hand, will have 16 GB of system ram, and 8 GB of dedicated video ram. This is why consoles so often have the resolution capped at 720 and 1080, and framerates capped at 30 FPS, while anyone with a decent PC can run any game at 4k (3840x2160) and 60 FPS or higher, along with being able to run the game with high anti-aliasing (rendering textures multiple times to achieve a sharper image) and other graphic features that consoles can't even dream of having like ambient occlusion.
All in all, the average PC is miles better than any console at running games, that is an objective, undeniable fact.
>We have exclusives!!!
1. You shouldn't be supporting a company that partakes in the act of using legal loopholes to get around antitrust laws
2. The exclusives for any given console are only on that console, so you're only arguing for one specific console
3. They tend to not be very good games
4. Emulators allow PC players to play games that used to be exclusive to certain consoles
Pointing to a collection of games and saying "look you'll be missing out on all 5 of these titles" is not a good argument.
>You only care about technics, you don't actually enjoy playing video games
This is the argument I hate the most, because I've spent my entire life doing nothing but playing video games. When I was 7 I got pokemon ruby, and ever since then I've done nothing with my life but work and play video games.
Part 2 in the next post