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After several days of the same stupid PC shit getting posted in FSR there really doesn't seem to be any reason to bother with this forum anymore.
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Sulrn

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Jefferson_sl said:
After several days of the same stupid PC shit getting posted in FSR there really doesn't seem to be any reason to bother with this forum anymore.
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Could be worse. Could be talking about RPMs and casualness.
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Me, the most casual of casuals before a haircut and spending time in the gym.
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apraetor

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Vanessa_sl said:
Late reply sorry, haven't read thread in a few.

I really didn't know controllers for PC existed lol (Roast me, that's okay) I guess I didn't know because I didn't think it'd be necessary??? (either that or I don't hang out enough at gamestop during my lunch break) Feels like someone telling me "Wait, you didn't know that skateboardscancome equipped with brakes?" Well, NO, I didn't... why would they need brakes?

More to the point, guess my thing is: My PC is hooked up to a monitor that I sit close to. My console is hooked up to a very large flat-screen TV at the other end of my bedroom. Like my OP states, if I want to actually relax, I'll lay in bed and game a bit on console, but gaming on a PC is different because I'm both in a chair and the feel of a mouse/keys is a nice contrast to a controller when I'm in the mood for that kind of gaming (usually 1st person stuff). Again, point is: I like both PC and consoles equally for different reasons; no need to shit on consoles... they're easy and fun.

My question is: Is hooking up a PC to a television and gaming with a controller while on the couch or in bed more common than I think? If so... wow. That seems like a headache to even configure? Everyone I've ever known in my life just does consoles to a TV and PC to a monitor lol. Not going to lie... seems really nerdy any other way, but hey... When in Rome.........

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Required a $50 Steam Link and $50 Controller, plus about 50' of cat5e which was already running ethernet to my TV anyway. The setup is entirely automated, took less than 30 seconds; Steam has the support built-in so there's nothing to install on the PC end. You can also use BT kb/mouse or wired ones, plus 360 controllers (wired). I prefer the Steam one but use my old 360 ones for Divinity local co-op.
 
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