There are 4 dedicated PC forums, 2 dedicated to Purchasing help and Hardware/Software/DisplaysHave a separate section to cover PC only things? eg how many neon lights in a box is too many and crowdfunded projects that will never come out.
Nope. I have to say that the console Cyberpunk thread is monkey fuck ridiculous, there are pages and pages of posts talking about hex edits for the PC build and people posting screen shots of their CPU/GPU graphs, graphics guides etc.A lot of the threads (like the Digital Foundry thread) have a lot of PC HW discussion talk. Am I the only one bothered by that? Would it be ok for those people to open a Digital Foundry thread in the PC games forum?
Nope. I have to say that the console Cyberpunk thread is monkey fuck ridiculous, there are pages and pages of posts talking about hex edits for the PC build and people posting screen shots of their CPU/GPU graphs, graphics guides etc.
Nope. I have to say that the console Cyberpunk thread is monkey fuck ridiculous, there are pages and pages of posts talking about hex edits for the PC build and people posting screen shots of their CPU/GPU graphs, graphics guides etc.
One way to fix it is to make one Gaming Forum, no separate Console or PC Gaming forums.
One way to fix it is to make one Gaming Forum, no separate Console or PC Gaming forums. Create separate threads for console games & another thread for PC games. I would welcome that. The experience is different between the 2. I couldn't care less about PC optimizations(drivers, hex editing), hardware configs or different game stores, etc. I just want to talk about the game. Tech discussions go in the Game Technology forum.
Tommy McClain
But even with that, since CyberPunk 2077 is on every platform (ignoring delisting for now) it would still run into the same issues we're trying to resolve.
Also, what happens when a game is no longer an exclusive, does it move into All Games or is the discussion forever fragmented?
I wish posts could have meta-tags / sub-threads so PC-Specific settings stuff can be optionally masked by individual users, yet nicely contained in one spot if so desired.