Another PC vs CONSOLE debate

Hello, thanks for debating with me. Just to let you know the format, first I'm going to refute the points that you've made, and then I'm going to give some more reasons as to why you should prefer pc. First, your argument about PlayStation exclusive games. Sure there are PlayStation exclusive games, but they are few and far between, and if you want to spend your entire gaming career playing Uncharted 4, then PlayStation might be for you, however the overall diversity available through platforms like Steam and Origin, in my opinion, greatly outweighs those of PC. Also, PlayStation Now has made over 500 PlayStation styles available to stream directly to PC. Second, Graphics vs. Story. You brought up the point of console players being ok with sacrificing graphics for more story intensive games like Super Mario and GTA: San Andreas, but the thing is that while console players have to choose which they want, graphics or story, PC players do not. PC players can play story intensive games like Red Dead Redemption, The Last of Us, the Witcher 3, and we can also play them at higher FPS with high resolution. PC players get the best of both worlds in this regard, and it also benefits us in games like GTA V, where you can exceed the 30fps cap. Third, online pay and sales. Sure, there may be sales for PlayStation games, but not nearly as many as Steam sales, nor do they occur as often. Also, PC games often cost less than PS4 games to begin with, and so PC sales are greater than those of PS4. Fourth, the community. Your evidence on the fact that the PS4 community is much less toxic than the PC community is purely anecdotal, and does not reflect any wider trends or statistics. In my personal experience, PC players are often nicer than PS4 players simply because they don't always have access to a microphone, but that is anecdotal too, so I don't think that this particular part of the debate will be that impactful, because neither of us can prove objectively that the other's community is more toxic or less welcoming. That pretty much addresses all of your arguments, so now I will go on to tell you the benefits of PC and the benefits it has that consoles simply don't. First, cost effectiveness. Some people might argue, and rightly so, that an extremely powerful PC can cost upwards of 4 to 5 times the cost of the PS4, however you don't need to build a PC with these specifications to outperform consoles. A PC with specs that outperform consoles will only cost you around $400-$550 dollars, which is very similar to that of a console. For only around $850 you can build a PC that will blow any console out of the water, and with computer companies constantly pushing out newer, more powerful processors and graphics cards, PC is ultimately more cost effective than the PS4. Also, PC's are upgradeable, which means that while PlayStation players are forced to buy an entirely new system to receive hardware updates, PC parts are individually replaceable, which makes the overall cost of upgrades much less than PS4. Then, there is the is the issue of backwards compatibility. PlayStation games do not have backwards compatibility, meaning that it can only play games specifically designed for the system. This means that classic games and games for earlier systems are completely inaccessible through the PS4 system. These are the reasons that I think PC is better than PS4 and I look forward to debating you on the issue!