PC Gaming (pro) vs Console Gaming (con)

I shall be responding to this article https://docs.google.com...;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To respond to your first 7 lines of scribble I would like to say,technically my friend you forfeited a round so your kinda breaking your own rules. And well round 1 was acceptance, but due to your claim I will still restate some new arguments as well as write a rebuttal to your doc.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Argument 1 (Consistency)One of the biggest reasons someone will wait in line for several hours to buy a big pc inside of a box is because of this very reason and the games.This statement also has to do with consistency.In general when you get a PC you know what your dealing with, no viruses,no crashing and steady smooth gameplay and this has much to do with how well optimizedconsoles are. The teams running the consoles always have to be on their feet to patch glitches andbugs but PC just doesn't have that support.Steam as goood as it is, has a main goal to sell lots of games and sometimesthat gets in the way of the games themselves.Atleast in both of the console's perspectives patching glitches is life and death unlike the trivial perspective of steam.Argument 2 (Friends) This argument will be pretty general,but for playing with friends, consoles are really the way to go.When I invite people over to play video games I don't usually play with them on PC becausethe consoles are a lot more ready for things like split screen and multicontroller gaming than PC.It's always been a landmark of the console of how seamlssly you can chat with friends and still be gaming so seamlessly.Argument 3 (Trading games and selling)What if you and your coleouge or friend have a game that youwould like to trade amongst yourself they simply coudn't because most gamers buy theirgames on steam.On steam you can't giveaway games once you've put in the code soyou won't be able to share it with anyone because it's not in a physical format. Now that we've gotten out of the way my additional arguments I will rebuttal.Cost Rebuttal 1:Give me some evidence that you can run a $650 computer with 60fps 1080p high quality on PC,because so far you've been spewing nonsense about this improbability.Conclusion: This is the only category I will give to you.Mods Conclusion: This is the final category I will give to youUsability Conclusion: Consoles have won this one Game Titles Rebuttal 1: my opponent has claimed a truce which I will not accept.------------------------------------------------------------------Even as a person that loves PC gaming such as myself,the PC offerslittle in the way of exclusivity.The bigger problem isn't even that it's good to bad ratiois pretty low,but the fact that their is not as much diversity in the exclusives.Most of the big exclusives on PC are simply not as focused as the exclusives on consoles.The exclusives on consoles are usually a mix of racing games,1st and 3rd person shooters,AAA budget indie games, and platformers.Though most of the big exclusives on PC's are mobas,MMO's and point and clicks,while other games on PC are usually just on all platforms.Esports I would like to argue that this category deserves a truce.Just like you could not get a Cod player to be intrested in a Starcraft tournament,you could not get a starcraft player to be interested in a Cod tournament.When you are watching a gaming tournament I expect as long as you are not playing in it or don't have some relative playing in it,then you don't care how big the prize pool is.I would argue that the prize pool as long as it's big has no influence on the players themselves.From my standpoint I see getting into a Cod or FPS championship is a bit easier to get into becauseCod is more user friendly than something like LOL. Backwards compatibility this is a hard one while consoles back in the day had near infinite backwards compatibility now most consoles don't.But the Wii U can play the wii's games and Playstattion NOW which is coming outsoob will have the feature to stream games from the PS3.Also I don't exactly see how the PC is backwards compatible either.Controls As much as I would love to argue this one, I will classify it a truce. Online Chat and the Online UI Problem 1: on PC games a lot fewer people have mics which is rather annoying when theyhave to take time to type each message and it's a lot less natural.In general unless for quick messages at the begginings of games and after, the PC community in many cases just doesn't have enough talkers.Problem 2: in many games on PC the default settings are to only chat when you hold down a button and many times disabling this is really hard or it'sjust hidden away behind blocks of text.Problem 3: Steam doesn't have party chat and you cann only voice chat with one person,so therefore you have to open up external applicationslike skype to talk to them if the people are not in the same game.Problem 4: Steam's online UI unlike it's main UI is actually moderatly complex and it's not as easy asa friends button, a party button and a messages button making it a little less user friendly than the average console.