Which is better for FPS is crystal clear. However game skill determines how good you are not the peripheral.
people saying i'm crap with a controller are just making excuses up as far as i'm concerned. like you say you use and prefer a controller for some games. it's obvious why you do.
however for people to say i don't want to play on console because i am no good with a controller is a weak excuse.
as for saying consoles is for peasants a la skoda, i disagree, console gaming just simply caters to a different market. some people prefer it over pc gaming.
both have their different pro's and cons.
I'm not going to go all multi-quote fella, but I do think you're missing some of my points.
You did summarise the point I was making regarding choice very nicely, we are on the same page. It's about what you like to use and what you're willing to spend.
I'm afraid I don't think we'll sing off the same hymn sheet regarding 'skill'. As I said I really don't consider skill to be an aspect of gaming. For me gaming is a fun, time wasting hobby; it's for enjoyment and relaxation, if I get better at it, lovely. The elements of my life where skill even comes into the equation are those that actually impact me positively. If that's different for you, then fair do's.
If someone doesn't like using a controller, and finds they don't play as well, then I can't see how that's not a valid reason. And I don't exactly see what they're 'excusing'? Not buying a cheaper gaming device?
I don't view console users as poor. The analogy was regarding expense; two brands that do the same thing, though one is more expensive and does it a little better.
I was instead referring to people coming into a thread regarding discrete GPUs in PCs and then saying they should use consoles... As I said, and so did you, it's about personal preference, I just don't see their relevance in this discussion, and why every thread has to be about which is better.
Hopefully we now at least know where the other is coming from.
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Does anyone have any purely speculative guesstimates on ti pricing this year? I'll pick up a 1180ti if they're say, £100 cheaper than current pricing, somewhere like £780.
And I'll take a superwide HDR monitor with g-sync if my wallet can withstand the punishment.