Just found out my save is corrupted. There is no way I'm going to replay through Season 1 again, but I can't bring myself to start Season 2 without having my choices. This is frustrating.
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True, I could just move my PC into the living room, route all the wires, navigate the wire spaghetti mess behind the entertainment furniture, etc. But that's a bit of a pain in the ass to move my PC back and forth day to day. I wouldn't want to be sitting in front of the projection screen for my daily computing stuff.
that is an option though
As far as drivers, I just mean the quirks that come w/ PC gaming. We won't know until we get the game if there's any issues getting it running properly on certain systems. On the console, that's one thing I need not worry about.
I still can't decide. Although, the fact that Amazon is offering a $10 credit on console versions, and nothing for PC version, and all costing $59.99, I'm leaning towards 360 version.
I know you've made your decision, but one thing I've done in the past (this really only works if you live in a small condo) is run a long hdmi cable from my PC in my office to the aux HDMI port in the side of my TV in my living room and use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Don't get the extra resolution a nice monitor provides, but the nicer detail and fidelity is nice. Still get surround too due to the way my theatre is set up
You make good suggestions, but they are not an option for me. They're located on opposite sides of the house with the theater room being surrounded by cinder block. There's no way bluetooth would reach. Plus I had to run 125' of ethernet to reach, an HDMI cable of that length wouldn't be worth the cost.
I've decided to go with a 360 version based on $10 credit from Amazon for console versions, plus the comfiness of my couch vesus my office chair. If I like the game enough, I'll get the PC version when it goes on sale on Steam. The screens for 360 look perfectly good for me to be content.
True, I could just move my PC into the living room, route all the wires, navigate the wire spaghetti mess behind the entertainment furniture, etc. But that's a bit of a pain in the ass to move my PC back and forth day to day. I wouldn't want to be sitting in front of the projection screen for my daily computing stuff.
that is an option though
As far as drivers, I just mean the quirks that come w/ PC gaming. We won't know until we get the game if there's any issues getting it running properly on certain systems. On the console, that's one thing I need not worry about.
I still can't decide. Although, the fact that Amazon is offering a $10 credit on console versions, and nothing for PC version, and all costing $59.99, I'm leaning towards 360 version.
The trade-off for me here is, do I want to spend LONG periods of sitting in front of a 24inch monitor, office chair, stereo sound, with superior graphics performance, and maybe I might try some mods (I don't usually replay games).
or...
Sit on comfy couch, 100" projection screen, full surround and loud, with somewhat reduced graphic fidelity, and potentially no driver headaches, etc.
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