Well, as someone who has spent the last 3 hours trying to install Starcraft 2 on my PC, I have got to say, consoles are FAR easier to get games to work on.
I have a pretty decent computer. I dont have any fancy settings. I just wanted a machine that was powerful and would run things without any fuss. But, once again, i've had problems with installing a PC game. This is not a new thing. Oh no. I have been doing this kind of thing for years with PC's. I can count on one hand the amount of times i've had a game that I have installed on a PC and it has worked straight away. I'm really not kidding about this. Since I was a kid, I have always had problems with PC's. Always.
I have never had trouble with installing something on a console.
The only reason I play stuff on PC's is because I like RTS' and you just cant play them on consoles.
Yes I know i'm having a rant, but i'm angry and frustrated that I couldnt just install a game and then play it. It's really not that hard a concept now is it? Unfortunately PC's just dont work. (Easily.)
I have a pretty decent computer. I dont have any fancy settings. I just wanted a machine that was powerful and would run things without any fuss. But, once again, i've had problems with installing a PC game. This is not a new thing. Oh no. I have been doing this kind of thing for years with PC's. I can count on one hand the amount of times i've had a game that I have installed on a PC and it has worked straight away. I'm really not kidding about this. Since I was a kid, I have always had problems with PC's. Always.
I have never had trouble with installing something on a console.
The only reason I play stuff on PC's is because I like RTS' and you just cant play them on consoles.
Yes I know i'm having a rant, but i'm angry and frustrated that I couldnt just install a game and then play it. It's really not that hard a concept now is it? Unfortunately PC's just dont work. (Easily.)