Server problems?
GTA issues were not console based.
Call me broke for not "investing" in gaming like a pc nerd.
" but its batman the game fault, not the PC.. 
I can't argue with your lack of understanding. That was not a console problem. Game played fine offline. You seem slow or just don't get it.GTA was only out for console at the time, so yeah they were console issues.. thats what yall dumbasses use for an argument when its PC related
"Batman keeps crashing on PC , PCs are garbage
just like GTA online not working, has nothing to do with the actual console
come better next time or stop posting
oh so if 75% of the game works its not an issue ?
console peasant arguments are the worstI can't argue with your lack of understanding.That was not a console problem.
for the most part, you can't play those pirated games online. a lot of people pirate them to see if/how it runs on their system. shyt, I know I pirated Crysis 2 and BF3. later on I copped BF3, because it was dirt cheap, and there's several benefits to owning a legit copy. I mean who wants to be stuck playing the BF3 campaignSerious question why do of gamers love to brag about how many folks are playing online when it seems most of the games are heavily pirated
Serious question why do of gamers love to brag about how many folks are playing online when it seems most of the games are heavily pirated
That looks about as exciting as watching paint dry.I'm out here building 500k living breathing metropolises in cities skylines...
Meanwhile console gamers out here telling me I am taking an L because I'm not playing a Batman game and using canned combo animation 15...for the 25th time...on the 480th goon...who is rendered using the same model as goons 400-450...:yeah ok:
Every game doesn't have online doe breh .for the most part, you can't play those pirated games online. a lot of people pirate them to see if/how it runs on their system. shyt, I know I pirated Crysis 2 and BF3. later on I copped BF3, because it was dirt cheap, and there's several benefits to owning a legit copy. I mean who wants to be stuck playing the BF3 campaign
we've also came a long way since 2011. in 2010 Steam had 25 million users, and now in 2015 there's over 100 million. GTA V just sold more than 2 million copies on PC. the new Steam Refunds policy is also a huge step, because now people can buy games and not worry about being stuck with a game that doesn't run well on their system
what just happened with Arkham Knight was an example of the power of the refund system. WB probably initially saw some pretty significant sales on PC, but then the money started going in the other direction. if the initial sales weren't there, they probably would have said "fukk PC" and kept it moving. but they saw the potential to make money on PC, and realized they fuct it up
piracy is still an issue, as there's always incentive to get something for 'free'. but Steam, and PC gaming in general, has been adding a lot of incentive to getting a legit copy of the game. as a reformed PC pirate, I eventually saw that it was a lot less hassle to just buy the game. you can play online, get achievements and such, and you get patches and other forms of support right away. plus if you're willing to wait, you can get shyt dirt cheap
the only games that really ignore PC are "exclusives", and they of course also ignore all other competing platforms. we even have this new term "console exclusive" for games that will be on only one console, and PC. there's also plenty of games that come out only or first on PC. this is because the PC is still easiest platform to develop and publish on. maybe one day The Talos Principle will make it to the PS4
