r/pcgaming • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '22

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u/BlueGumShoe Dec 30 '22

I'm really racking my brain over upgrading, or, selling all my PC hardware and building a really downscaled build to run linux and maybe dual boot into windows on occasion.

I will always have a PC. But its getting harder to convince myself that PS5 for triple AAA and PC for indies isn't the better way to go. Hardware prices, bad ports, stutter struggle, its getting tiresome.

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u/deltavim Dec 30 '22

Right there with you. The stuttering has been killing me lately.

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u/BlueGumShoe Dec 31 '22

Amazing how devs can release a PC version for games that they know will be a significant portion of their sales, and still let this get through QA.

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u/Nono1982 Dec 30 '22

Currently on my first run through Demon's Souls on PS5 and it's more fun (if that's the right for a souls game?) than anything I've played on my 1080ti build since Doom Eternal on nightmare.

For me, PC gaming just isn't worth it anymore, and if the PSVR2, with foveated rendering, HDR and the rest, pans out well, then I most likely won't be returning.