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[La Sangreal]

Can't go wrong with either this time.



Also, I miss seeing the games people had registered.

[VettoRyouzou]

sinosleep wrote...

VettoRyouzou wrote...

I mean shooting while moving aka not letting go of the trigger and moving to a new spot while giving ground fire to back enemy AI up is far easier to do on a Controller as your working with two Joy sticks VS a "WSAD" and mouse.

Also now your cutting hair who give a feck if it take .5 seconds longer to pull a trigger if that was the case Guns would have a mouse click in RL not a trigger.

Again your giving into fanboyism now.

How is that fanboyism? It's a shorter throw, thus quicker. Good god, now if I post a fact that doesn't reconcile with what you're posting I'm a fanboy? If you are going to debate, DEBATE. Don't start getting into all this fanboy nonsense. Once again, I own every console and I have a gaming rig. It's pretty much impossible for me to be a fanboy of anything when I own them all.

To me any one who split hair over a trivial fact such as "push/pull" time is a fanboy scarping at proof I’m sorry if you are not one and I jumped the gun but really it a pointless fact. Yes it may be faster but not fast enough to make much of a difference, and I stand by my saying moving and shooting is easier to pull on a controller then a KB/M. All be it moving and shooting not the world most accurate thing it still help push in and push thing back or help finding new cover with out taking hit with out giving any back.

[mohammadfairuz]

i dont understand what the big fuss is about between console and PC. Personally i prefer 360 for games just for the atmosphere and huge TV screen. I have DAO and ME1 both on PC and 360 but the edge is still for 360. I am not much into mouse and keyboard i guess.

[sinosleep]

VettoRyouzou wrote...

To me any one who split hair over a trivial fact such as "push/pull" time is a fanboy scarping at proof I’m sorry if you are not one and I jumped the gun but really it a pointless fact. Yes it may be faster but not fast enough to make much of a difference, and I stand by my saying moving and shooting is easier to pull on a controller then a KB/M. All be it moving and shooting not the world most accurate thing it still help push in and push thing back or help finding new cover with out taking hit with out giving any back.

Honestly now that I think about it I don't really see how moving and shooting would be any easier. In a platforming game where the 1st thumbstick actually does rotate your character around it would make a difference. But in FPS/TPS games thumbsticks essentially do the exact same thing that a KB does. You push up you move up, you push back you move back, you push right you strafe right you push left you strafe left. Unless I'm forgotting something it essentially functions the same way.

It would be more accurate on a controller if for some reason you need to sneak though. In that regard a short throw hurts a KB and helps a controller. PC games require the use of run/walk toggle button since keys don't have any throw to them whereas on console games you can just put less pressure on the thumbstick. Sneaking and fps/tps games don't really go together though so I don't know how much of an issue that really is.

Modifié par sinosleep, 19 janvier 2010 - 05:06 .

[VettoRyouzou]

mohammadfairuz wrote...

i dont understand what the big fuss is about between console and PC. Personally i prefer 360 for games just for the atmosphere and huge TV screen. I have DAO and ME1 both on PC and 360 but the edge is still for 360. I am not much into mouse and keyboard i guess.

Mostly of the spawn from Fanboy wanting a reason to belittle the other choice out of a pure insecurity of there own actions.

[Sephyx]

Darth_Trethon wrote...

Yeah and then at the lack of reasonable arguments the PC gamers start throwing insults and namecalling and spam insulting images.

And there's always the one that goes on to explain that you can get a top knotch computer for really cheap.....sure if you start checking dumpesters for broken parts and then god comes down from heaven to miraculously fix them. Not to mention assembling and the hours of work to get it running and the high chance it still won't run the game.

I built my first computer and it took 5 hours to get it working. There were no hiccups. You're retarded.

Not to mention the way i have my room setup my 32" 1080p tv is right next to my monitor so i can switch between them anytime i want. And there is such a drastic difference in the quality of textures from console to pc. A pc game even on medium looks better than the console version does.

Modifié par Sephyx, 19 janvier 2010 - 05:07 .

[VettoRyouzou]

sinosleep wrote...

VettoRyouzou wrote...

To me any one who split hair over a trivial fact such as "push/pull" time is a fanboy scarping at proof I’m sorry if you are not one and I jumped the gun but really it a pointless fact. Yes it may be faster but not fast enough to make much of a difference, and I stand by my saying moving and shooting is easier to pull on a controller then a KB/M. All be it moving and shooting not the world most accurate thing it still help push in and push thing back or help finding new cover with out taking hit with out giving any back.

Honestly now that I think about it I don't really see how moving and shooting would be any easier. In a platforming game where the 1st thumbstick actually does rotate your character around it would make a difference. But in FPS/TPS games thumbsticks essentially do the exact same thing that a KB does. You push up you move up, you push back you move back, you push right you strafe right you push left you strafe left. Unless I'm forgotting something it essentially functions the same way.

It would be more accurate on a controller if for some reason you need to sneak though. In that regard a short throw hurts a KB and helps a controller. PC games require the use of run/walk toggle button since keys don't have any throw to them. Sneaking and fps/tps games don't really go together though so I don't know how much of an issue that really is.

to me it a sync thing both joystick feel and work the same so I am and shoot better case I in essence feel like I’m controlling 1 joystick Vs two were as a mouse need to be rolled around as you rapidly hit WASD to move it kind of kill the sync feel.

So ya you can hit A and D as a sniper to hide from a wall and back but when on a controller I can sync move my body and aim in a way that feel clunky on a keybored.

Again it comes down to prefecnes.

[Schneidend]

I play games on multiple consoles and my PC. They both have their merits, but I prefer a controller for most action games. Just pick one.

[Mr.Skar]

I have all my saved games on the 360 (just recently got a game worthy PC, DA:O plays like a dream on it) so I'll be getting it for the 360. Plus, I pre-ordered the CE for the 360. MIght have backed out and gotten the PC version (steam sale had ME 1 up for cheap) if it wasn't for that pre-order. Anyways my advice (for what it's worth) is the same as always. Play on the system you have, and in this case, play on the one with the save files .

[mohammadfairuz]

VettoRyouzou wrote...

mohammadfairuz wrote...

i dont understand what the big fuss is about between console and PC. Personally i prefer 360 for games just for the atmosphere and huge TV screen. I have DAO and ME1 both on PC and 360 but the edge is still for 360. I am not much into mouse and keyboard i guess.

Mostly of the spawn from Fanboy wanting a reason to belittle the other choice out of a pure insecurity of there own actions.

To be fair to the PC, there are some distinct advantages to playing on PC... basically the mods and editors etc. For example, i cant imagine Football Manager 2010 to be played on XBOX (i cant picture myself playing the game without cheating and using the ingame editor! hahaha)... so it all depends on the individual gamer and the game itself. either way ME rocks (whichever platform u run it on).

[OH-UP-THIS!]

Darth_Trethon wrote...

The PC version was....well....the PC version.....bug ridden with tons of issues and waited over a year for a proper patch and so on. You get the idea....a complete nightmare for an unnoticeable improvement in graphics with the privilege of having to put up with a much smaller screen and the uncomfortable desk as opposed to the awesome couch and much larger TV screen along with far more comfortable controls of the awesome controller and the ability to have some snacks and a drink nearby without risking to fry an expansive computer.

PC=the expensive, non-cinematic, buggy and uncomfortable way to play a cinematic game.

360 and PS3=the non-expensive, very cinematic, clean of bugs and absolutely comfortable way to play a cinematic game.

Now I know this game is not going to the PS3 but I had to list because this comparison applies to all next-gen games on the market today. The better choice is very obvious.

And you can DIAF!!!         the detritus that is from your keyboard!!!

I've NEVER had any issues with Mass Effect or DA:O on my PC, and that's probably because I know how to BUILD AND MAINTAIN ONE!!!!
might I add, you are posting in here on what, your CONSOLE? you imbe..........

And what's this non-cinematic detritus, on a PC? mine was very cinematic and quite lovely at 1080P you ..........!

[merikano]

PC, nuff said

[mohammadfairuz]

deleted post as i didnt realize I already posted! hahaa

Modifié par mohammadfairuz, 28 janvier 2010 - 01:28 .

[Stanley Woo]

No longer about MAss Effect. No platform wars here, please.



ENd of line.