PC Gaming is better then Console Gaming.

Firstly, I would like to state i'm sorry for not responding last round, I was in a coma. I am going to be saying my rebuttals to your rebuttals because your points were lies and just plain wrong. Rebuttal to Point #1: You have taken my point out of context saying that "A PC makes it quite efficient for users to quickly switch parts and increase specs. However, whats the point of buying a machine, if it won't run the games you want to play?". Obviously, when I made the point that a PC is easy to switch parts and increase specs, you only do that when you have to. You can buy or build a PC for 800 dollars that would last years, without having to change specs, if you don't want to, and would be able to run any game including GTA V at above 60 fps. Also, you say "A console already has pre-decided specs, and the developers know what to aim for, when developing the game. A console will run any console games comfortably.". What does this even mean? Do you realise that game developers don't base their game off of the specs that can play it. Unless they are making the game for console which they need to limit the graphics to the little load that it could handle. Rebuttal to Point #2: Your point is very, very wrong. Honestly, after reading your debate for the first time I felt less motivated to respond because of the lack of intelligence and all the lies that you put into your debate. Now back to the topic at hand, you say " Nobody buys Call of Duty for the singleplayer, story mode" which is very wrong and just because YOU don't like single player games does not mean nobody does. Their are tons of games like Skyrim, Dark Souls 3, Hitman that people love to play and are only single player.In the game of Skyrim, a lot of people have 500+ hours on and Skyrim is one of the most heavily modded games on PC! Rebuttal to Point #3: Again, this rebuttal that you made is based off of yourself. You say "Not many have the time or dedication to learn the intricate maps of CS:GO, with its smoke timings, pop-flashes and the recoil patterns of all the different weapons. Games by definition on dictionary.com are "an amusement or pastime", and consoles fit the description perfectly." Are you serious? Their is a reason that their is an average active player ship of 370,000+ players in CSGO. Unlike you, a lot people enjoy a challenge. That definition you said can clearly be opinionized due to some people not having an amusing time or just not having games as a pastime. Rebuttal to Point #4: Yes, Xbox Live does offer some of the same services as Steam, for example chatting via voice/message but it does not do everything that Steam does! For example, one of the biggest thing on Steam, the workshop. The workshop on Steam offers many things like mods, mini-games, and much more. No consoles have anything like this and still do not compare to Steam. Also, you may have ESPN, Netflix, and other apps but it is much different than PC. With a PC, even while playing games, you have the internet within 2 clicks of the keyboard allowing you to listen to to music, youtube videos, twitch streams in the background. Also, you can have dual monitors with a PC allowing you to even watch the videos or streams that your watching while your playing the game, if you want! Now, the rebuttal to your point: Firstly, one of your main points is that on console you are able to play casually with mates on the same console and you can't comfortablly do this on a PC. Whelp, you're wrong again. A PC can do whatever you can do on a console and more! You say all you have to do is plug controllers into the console and you're playing with friends quickly... With PC you can do this same exact thing! ( their goes your whole point) You can you whatever controller you want, Steam Controller, Xbox Controller, Playstation Controller, and you just play it the same as console, except you have all the other perks that comes with the PC. Lastly, you say that you more expensive parts and replace them often in a PC to play it smoothly. This is completely wrong as you have to replace the parts every ~5 years to stay with the beautiful graphics that the PC can display. Unlike the console you stay with the same graphics with 10 years, ( thanks for reminding me of that point (: ) and when you buy your parts for your computer they aren't as expensive as you make them seem. If people wanted to get the same graphics on PC as console, it would even cost less money then buying a console (due to the price margin that console manufactures have). Thanks for the debate, was fun.