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[AlistairssQueen]

 Would you say that the PC has a better experience than the console versions? I have had it for PC for a long time, and just now started getting into it. I have heard modding it makes it better. Someone give me their advice/opinion, please?

[Jozape]

PC of course. There are many mods and bug fixes(particularly the dialog between you and your companions) that help improve the game. Plus it'll run better on the PC, as long as you have a relatively modern one from the past 5 years anyways. Don't go console unless you really like the controller and UI.

[AlistairssQueen]

I played it for two years on the Console when it first came out. Then I got it for PC as a gift. My old HP wouldn't play the damn thing. I just bought a Dell with Windows 7 last year. RUNS LIKE A DREAM! I even added mods to it. Your right. It does fix things, and makes for a lot of good advantages. I think I actually am sad to say, I love it for PC more. I used to not be a big PC gamer. Thank you for your advice. I couldn't agree more.

[DreamwareStudio]

Former consoler here...

PC all the way.

There is no comparison, IMO.

[Icehawk7]

It really doesn't matter. If you wants mods, then there's no choice, but if you're just going to play the game, it really is fine on either. There are a few bugs unfixed on the console (PC you probably could find a mod to fix them), but I've yet to experience one that was a game breaker. The biggest difference is the difficulties on teh consoles seem to be lower. IE: Nightmare on PS3 is like Hard on PC.

It's a toss up. PC takes a little lead to being able to take DAO on the go, if you have a good notebook.

[enordoid]

PC if you can afford a decent computer.

[Wotannanow]

For me the choice is given -- I wouldn't be able to do what I do on a console... and retell my characters' stories is what I do.

[masseffectexpert94]

i dont like the idea or experiance of playing modded games console keeps people honest plus CONSOLE RULES