What exactly is it about PC ports?!

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

So the 59 % and 14% figures you agree are BS?

VGchartz is not to be taken seriously. I already told you so. STALKER SoC sold over 2 million copies, it lists it as 40 000.

Your proof of console sales wasnt that good.

VGChartz does decent with retail sales and they do correct numbers as time goes on (it obviously has with Skyrim).

Your proof of PC sales wasn't that good either.

You have yet to show anything saying Skyrim on PC sold more than 360. Where's your proof?

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

Except that ratio is from retail sales near launch day ...

It would be harder than finding proof for the toybox 360, that much is for sure.

It's actually not surprising that ratios would stay about the same.

You were CERTAIN that Skyrim sold most on PC, yet you don't have a single shred of proof nor even basic logic like why would Bethesda make the interface tailored for a console and shit on a PC if the PC version was going to sell the most?

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I am certain. Informed subjective opinion considering multiple factors including watching what shit is uploaded to Yotube about Skyrim and by people on what platform
Already told you. Bethesda are mediocre coders at best. That much is known... even their fans know it.

What?!?! Your proof is Youtube videos? Yeah, I'm not responding until you post any actual proof.

Bethesda's coding ability has nothing to do with an interfaced DESIGNED for consoles. Designing has nothing to do with coding.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I never presented that as proof. But an observation. Community elites tend to cover their community, do they do not? Why are PC versions of Skyrim the most often seen ones?

Wow... that's what you're basing it all on... VGChartz is damn near infallible compared to that. It's much simpler to record gameplay on a PC (especially vs last-gen consoles).

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I never presented that as proof. But an observation. Community elites tend to cover their community, do they do not? Why are PC versions of Skyrim the most often seen ones?

Wow... that's what you're basing it all on... VGChartz is damn near infallible compared to that. It's much simpler to record gameplay on a PC (especially vs last-gen consoles).

I am not basing it on anything. You are basing your opinion on an article about 3-day sales

It is just something I have noticed. The community's active people are mostly on PC.

Yeah, Skyrim sold over 20 million in 3 days and Skyrim was released April 9, 2015 according to you.

I'm done, your logic is so nonsensical and your proof is nonexistent.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I think you just are annoyed that that link from the (statisticlab?) are not correct.

They're more correct than your nonexistent data.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I think you just are annoyed that that link from the (statisticlab?) are not correct.

They're more correct than your nonexistent data.

*sigh*

This is futile I guess

You make constant claims with literally no data whatsoever to back it up. If you're going to make a claim, provide proof. I wonder why you can't prove none of your BS claims, because they're BS claims.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

The data you use is from the site I gave you... That is the point ...

The data you use to prove Skyrim sold more on PC is from no site because that data doesn't exist. That is your BS claim with no proof whatsoever.

 

[Kingjackl]

I've been playing both Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeroes and Wolfenstein: The New Order on PC recently, and what I find surprising is that the game which is the first PC entry in a Japanese series that has been traditionally console-exclusive seems to have a better PC version than the game from the series that invented PC shooters. I don't know how the ports for those games went down, but I do know that my i5 processor and GTX 760 can run Ground Zeroes on High with a near-perfect framerate while looking amazing, yet Wolfenstein has stuttering and texture pop-in on anything above Medium, and has crashed to desktop during loading screens a couple of times during the relatively brief period I've spent with it.

So yeah, this is why I generally prefer consoles for triple A games. They're more consistent.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

I've been playing both Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeroes and Wolfenstein: The New Order on PC recently, and what I find surprising is that the game which is the first PC entry in a Japanese series that has been traditionally console-exclusive seems to have a better PC version than the game from the series that invented PC shooters. I don't know how the ports for those games went down, but I do know that my i5 processor and GTX 760 can run Ground Zeroes on High with a near-perfect framerate while looking amazing, yet Wolfenstein has stuttering and texture pop-in on anything above Medium, and has crashed to desktop during loading screens a couple of times during the relatively brief period I've spent with it.

So yeah, this is why I generally prefer consoles for triple A games. They're more consistent.

That's exactly why I console game. I really hate something like even minor stuttering and trying to fix that usually takes quite a bit of time just searching Google/forums for a solution. I really don't care about the better graphics on PC.