I think playing any game on PC is a worthy investment. Everything flows so much easier. I have to agree though, the games seem to be way less buggy when on console versus PC.
Build your own PC!!!! This way you know exactly what is going on in your computer, and it's up to you to customize how well you want it to run. You can get a pc for ~600$ that'll be able to run the game very well, or beef up the pc and spend around ~1000$ and be able to run it on the highest settings. Console is severely limited by what it can do, while on PC you can have much better visuals and the ability to mod games makes the PC the best possible platform to run the game. If you aren't interested in spending that much money, or building your pc, a 400$ console will work, but not as well as a PC will IMHO
You're right, building your own PC is the way to go, but it's really not for everyone and although it is somewhat simple, it can get complex and be a huge endeavour. I've spent hours messing around with a PC to get it to work, fiddling with drivers, etc. as opposed to booting up my console and slapping the disc in the tray. Button press, button press, boom, and the game is launched. Not always the case with a PC...
Building a PC is incredibley easy, basically jigsaw for adults If you want to run the max settings it won't even cost that munch. The pc can offer you lots more stuff than just the game as well
PC is the only platform that I have so I have no choice but to stick with it. It probably sucks, but what can I do? I've been using PC for gaming since the day I started playing games anyway, so it's probably best that I stick to it.
Given they're probably going to release it on uPlay, PC will be a mess. uPlay is the biggest problem here, not the possibly shitty port. Still, I'm gonna give this game the benefit of the doubt and hope that Ubisoft will get their shit together until it launches.
Definitely. The PC has always been a good port for any game (with the exception of the bugs that may come with it), and the scope and graphical fidelity of the Division makes it no exception. The only disappointment I can see that comes from playing on PC is that this game may not support modding. The modding community is a major advantage for PC players, but a game with online interactivity usually has limited to no modding capability. Still, if you are not as mod happy with your games as I am, then you will enjoy a gameplay experience that is more gorgeously rendered than anything on the consoles. Oh, and the customization the keyboard has over a controller is another plus.
