with
@Old Duck and
@madmattnz also on PC, i wonder how many PS4ers are dipping a toe in?
I got a gaming laptop, which sits on a nice tray straddled across my La-z-boy recliner. This gives me the same relaxed gaming environment my PS4 gives me, but with PC games. I still use my DS4 controller wherever I can, even though I do own a flight stick. I just find it more convenient and flexible. While my 4K TV is technically a whole lot bigger than my 15 inch laptop screen, it's across the room whereas my laptop screen is under 2' away, so I get pretty close to the same FOV. Now there are times when I'll connect my laptop to the TV and sit much closer, to get a much bigger panoramic feel, but often the laptop screen does just fine for casual gameplay.
My biggest praises of console were cost and ease-of-use. Steam has made my PC as easy to use as my PS4 for gaming, and I'm "less poor" now than I was when I got my PS4. I'm still a minimalist, so that's one of the reasons I prefer a laptop over a huge desktop man-cave gaming center. This laptop is technically smaller than my PS4 Slim, and it packs its own screen! Of course it cost five times as much, so I fully admit it's a luxury (though compared to PS5, the price difference becomes less of an issue).
Since switching to PC, I have a real hard time accepting anything under 60 fps. People claiming that Odyssey is "playable" at 20 fps are nuts. I mean, technically they are right, but who would want to? I also can't imagine missing out on current and upcoming PC / XBox exclusives like Space Engineers and X4 Foundations (and Starfield next year).
Of course it's not all sunshine and roses on PC. There are titles I avoid on PC because those games add all sorts of
bloatware anti-cheatware to my computer, require separate accounts, and are generally a pain to install and run. I still play games like Overwatch and Fortnite on PS4, because I don't want them clogging up my PC. But the older I get, the less time I spend on these "kid" games. Heck, if Frontier actually fixes up Odyssey proper-like, it might be the only FPS I need to scratch the itch!
Sorry so long - my coffee hasn't kicked in yet (brevity is harder than verbosity).