@hayhor
I get that you could be coming from the original consoles from 2013, but that's not what this discussion was supported to be about at all. I blame myself for the title, my bad. I changed it to better reflect what I was trying to say.
This wasn't at all to be a PC just wins or anything close to that. I'm not biased and/ or brand loyal to any company or product at all. I could love a game, but if they do something I hate, I'll speak my mind instantly.
The point I was trying to convey was that my weaker PC could run Apex Legends far better, even though the Xbox Series X has better hardware then my PC. That's only my point of view though. I get some people are coming from older hardware and the SSD alone should be enough for people to be happy. I'm not at all trying to bash your new experience, I'm not that type of person. Just stating my point of view with the system.
I don't agree on the subject that consoles have a bigger community than PC for Apex Legends, I think the opposite. I think most free 2 play games have more people from PC because they spent all their money on their hardware. Is that biased thinking? I know more people who spent $100 on their heat sink then games in the last 2 years on PC.
All jokes aside, I still think Apex has a bigger PC community still. A quick glance on Twitch looks mostly PC with controllers in my opinion. Most like the high 200+ frame rates.
Another point is the aim assist. Yeah, it's true that PCs have cheaters. That's 100% real. After playing on console this much though, with this amount of aim assist, this feels like everyone is an aim bot...
Like, everyone has god aim. On PC, it would be rare for a mouse & keyboard player to hit you this much, even some good players.
I would honestly play against a mouse & keyboard player, over an aim assisted controller player any day. I think that's why I like playing PUBG on consoles, it has no aim assist.
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