I cam from xbox so i already had a lot of achievements but yeah i will buy a game on the xbox app over steam because of the achievements.I know trophies aren't a priority to many people, especially in PC space.
But personally I'd like a more flashy and satisfying way for completed trophies to appear like PS and Xbox does.
So far there's no way to mod it in Steam.
New to PC gaming I see.
That's pretty cool.
I mostly click game from taskbar and game launches, so the UI isnt exactly a huge thing for me
thats the problem, lots of people dont even know playnite and themese exists.
Sorry to pick your comment out specifically, but people keep saying things like this and I don't see it.The only downside to PC is that you have to do most of the leg work yourself as far as getting games running
This is just often a matter of dynamic res + lower settings on consoles compared to ultra settings + native resolution on PC. Of course PC isn't going to look good in that comparison. I'd wait for the DF analysis before making such statements. Also the 3070 isn't that much faster than a XSX.This is my only issue with PC Gaming. I have Playnite installed on my Desktop (plugged in the TV) so the UI part is fine.
The problem is the lack of optimization of things. Take AC Vallhalha as a recent example. It seems to be such an un-optimized mess on PC. Makes me wonder if it's worth buying a new GPU or a XSX for the same price and run the games as good as on a 3070 which is supposed to be superior.
Consoles have more than their fair share of performance issues. Obscene load times, laggy menus, unstable frame-rates, graphical quirks like pop-in, etc... I'm hoping much of this is going to be smoothed out with the next gen machines, and that the gap between console and PC actually moves to the point where Console feels more like a step sideways for me. Last gen, even though PC did technically have more hoops, switching between my 2080 based PC and my PS4 felt like a massive downgrade and soured my console experience greatly.This is my only issue with PC Gaming. I have Playnite installed on my Desktop (plugged in the TV) so the UI part is fine.
The problem is the lack of optimization of things. Take AC Vallhalha as a recent example. It seems to be such an un-optimized mess on PC. Makes me wonder if it's worth buying a new GPU or a XSX for the same price and run the games as good as on a 3070 which is supposed to be superior.
Consoles have more than their fair share of performance issues. Obscene load times, laggy menus, unstable frame-rates, graphical quirks like pop-in, etc... I'm hoping much of this is going to be smoothed out with the next gen machines, and that the gap between console and PC actually moves to the point where Console feels more like a step sideways for me.Last gen, even though PC did technically have more hoops, switching between my 2080 based PC and my PS4 felt like a massive downgrade and soured my console experience greatly.
I might be agreeing with you a lot more this gen, that's for sure.
For sure. I quit Bloodbourne about 3 hours in (the part with the gun placement on the tower), due to the framerate and pacing issues. I absolutely cannot wait to be playing games like this at 60fps, The fact the DS remaster has 60fps mode bodes well for those kinds of games.Yea, it sucks going back to 30 fps. Last time I bought a ps4 for bloodborne and ended up barely using it, but this go round I will wait for ps5 pro or at least a slim.
Agree, this year alone and because I'm pretty undecided, have a big backlog and did some improvements to the pc, I've installed, uninstalled, reinstalled more than 15 games, not a single one gave me trouble and one of them is AC unitySorry to pick your comment out specifically, but people keep saying things like this and I don't see it.
In the last year, I had one single game give me issues on PC and that was due to MS launcher/store shenanigans. The vast majority of games in modern PC gaming are as plug and play as console, in my experience at least.
Auto updates via launchers, too. Consoles are definitely more plug and play, but the notion of "leg work" is overblown, imo.
Then either you've had a ridiculous run of good fortune or you're not telling the whole truth. Like I said, it's something I've gone back and forth with so many times, I probably will again if I build another system down the line. I will say at its best PC gaming experience is far superior.
This has been my stance for a while now. I've dabbled into PC gaming around 2014 or 2015 but it brought me so much headache that now I only occasionally play indies on PC.When it works PC gaming is unrivalled but it very rarely works without issues. Just look at any PC thread about a new release, it's just problem after problem. I've switched to console gaming now 90% of the time and these new consoles are so powerful now its not really a trade off like before.
100% untrueWhen it works PC gaming is unrivalled but it very rarely works without issues.
100% so it always works?Seems kinda goofy to me being jealous based on an interface, especially given the one in your example being mostly similar to what was already there for Xbox One.
100% untrue
Then either you've had a ridiculous run of good fortune or you're not telling the whole truth. Like I said, it's something I've gone back and forth with so many times, I probably will again if I build another system down the line. I will say at its best PC gaming experience is far superior.
A heads up for all the quick suspend/resume guys arround here:
Playnite has an extension for that:
PlayState | Extension to suspend/resume games at any moment. Pause whenever you want.
My plan is to wait till 2022 and hopefully it will be more reasonable to build a next gen PC in terms of price.
Sorry to pick your comment out specifically, but people keep saying things like this and I don't see it.
In the last year, I had one single game give me issues on PC and that was due to MS launcher/store shenanigans. The vast majority of games in modern PC gaming are as plug and play as console, in my experience at least.
Auto updates via launchers, too. Consoles are definitely more plug and play, but the notion of "leg work" is overblown, imo.
lol no, your statement of it being "rare" for a game to play without issue is what's entirely false.
Nope, I don't, and not only that but I've had my fair share of issues like this on console too.You don't see it?
Good for you on the bolded cause I had the MS store mess me up with MULTIPLE games, and one in particular was so bad that I had to frigging buy an Xbox to play it until the steam release came out because I was that pissed off with it deleting itself after every update.
In a addition, there are also older games that stop receiving updates to work correctly with upgraded hardware and you have to use janky workarounds/mods to keep playing with them.
Though this is largely because of the one size does not fit all nature of PC that consoles don't have to deal with.
The new I gotta have a launcher hotness+DRM is also a additional layer of stupid console people don't have to deal with and is one of the main reasons I still mess around with having multiple consoles with a gaming PC. While there is a a way around both, that again isn't for the casual user and will take tinkering.
I glad that you had an easy time. But I sure didn't and every single time I did everything I was supposed to do.