Wow, you really can infer the wrong things from everything, can't you?

You can like hamburger all day long, but it's ground up scraps. The other is a premium cut of meat.

You like PC ? Good for you, You like Consoles ? Good for you. Now go back to your man caves and play them.

Nacelle wrote You can like hamburger all day long, but it's ground up scraps. The other is a premium cut of meat.

Except for the fact that PC isn't more expensive than console gaming.
It can be if you CHOOSE but you would still get a better performance if you spent the same on a PC as you did the console.

Except I don't have to move. I'm using the PC I game on.

Nacelle wrote You can like hamburger all day long, but it's ground up scraps. The other is a premium cut of meat.

Yet, I like it more. I'm not trying to debate over which gaming platform is better, what I'm trying to get you to understand, is to respect other people's opinions. You've posted several times, trying to explain why PC is 'better' than a console. Just accept that some people will always disagree, so there's no way of changing the way they feel.

Think about it this way, what would you say if someone was trying to explain to you, why THEIR religion is better and more valuable than yours, and why you should switch.

I tend to concede the price argument. It would be hypocritical of me since I did spend a couple grand on mine. My point is you get what you pay for.

iSupport wrote

Nacelle wrote You can like hamburger all day long, but it's ground up scraps. The other is a premium cut of meat.

Yet, I like it more. I'm not trying to debate over which gaming platform is better, what I'm trying to get you to understand, is to respect other people's opinions. You've posted several times, trying to explain why PC is 'better' than a console. Just accept that some people will always disagree, so there's no way of changing the way they feel.

Think about it this way, what would you say if someone was trying to explain to you, why THEIR religion is better and more valuable than yours, and why you should switch.

If someone is to say:
"I like console because it is cheaper"

You can correct them because that simply isn't true.
What if they would go with PC if they knew they could get a good PC for the price of a console?

Sometimes positive things come from corrections.

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Nacelle wrote Think about it this way, what would you say if someone was trying to explain to you, why THEIR religion is better and more valuable than yours, and why you should switch.

That's what everyone in the world already does. We're talking about provable things... Shader count, frames per second, resolution, scaling. All of which are done better by a pc. Not that console gaming is wrong. The PC is just more powerfull.

If someone is to say:
"I like console because it is cheaper"

You can correct them because that simply isn't true.
What if they would go with PC if they knew they could get a good PC for the price of a console?

Sometimes positive things come from corrections.

This will be my last post, since I really don't want to make this bigger than it needs to be.

I totally agree with what you mentioned there. There's nothing wrong in correcting someone. What I'm trying to say, is for people to express their arguments in a more logical way.

Are there consoles which are cheaper than PC? Of course, but there's also cheaper PCs. The same way, there are hamburgers made out of QUALITY meat, or sometimes really bad meat.

The only thing that bothers me, is when conclusions are made, based on someone's opinion. Saying "Well, you can find PC's which are better and cheaper, so for that reason, PCs are better", is wrong because that's just what YOU think about the subject. (Just made those examples up, not trying to accuse you of anything or quoting anyone)

Remember, a debate is about making your best to prove your point, without disrespecting or drawing conclusions. Like most debates, there's no 'right' or 'correct' answer, the point is to express different point of views about a certain topic in an organized manner. Basically, the 'winner' of a debate, is the person or group of people that best explains their point of view, but doesn't mean it's right/true/correct.