The one true benefit of PC gaming compared to consoles :)
It is not better graphics.
It is not unlimited power potential.
It is Custom Made Content by the fans, available FOR FREE, sometimes after YEARS of work.
What do I mean with it?
1: native PC games such as Fallout New Vegas that get such an amount of fan content that one can customize the game to the point it becomes a remake of itself, with much more in-game content and much more improved UI, mechanics and behind-the-game numbers.
- emulated games that receive massive overhauls to apply on the very base games that make tjpse obsolete: ever heard of Chrono Trigger+ 3.0 or FF6 T-Edition Ex?
These are fan-made remakes that are so much improved upon the base games, the bases themselves, despite being a timeless masterpiece, feel desolate and with very little quality content.
In short: PC gaming allows the fans to fix potentially good games, or make masterpieces even better!
What is your take on it?
In addition to all those things:
It is all of those things!
Link to the build pictured?
https://www.mnpctech.com/cdn/shop/products/buy-best-borderlands-4-game-release-custom-prebuilt-gaming-pc-mod-build-under-1000_360x.jpg?v=1640539239
Only $6500 USD
https://www.mnpctech.com/products/copy-of-custom-prebuilt-star-wars-rogue-one-gaming-pc-build-case-mod
It's quite ugly if you ask me, but I'm 100% behind the spirit of this. Building or buying unique and interesting computers is absolutely a highlight of pc gaming!
I only used that picture as a thumbnail lol!
I know I'm nitpicking, but if you're about to post about the greatness of usermade content in games, posting an image of highly custom hardware is a bit misleading. An image of modded game content would have been more appropriate, just saying.
But I do agree with the post otherwise. It's good stuff.
Also, support the mod makers you like, srsly, the tireless mod workers should get some love. :)
Yes, mods are one of the big reasons I prefer PC over console. A game with a rich mod community allows you to customize your game experience.
A game with good bones can become something that is played long-term.
Does it run Arch (btw)?