Re: The Photographic Side of NBA 2K20
Would love if you made a thread bro. I'm making that jump to PC very soon
Just an FYI, and I'll include a screenshot so we can stay consistent here (it being a screenshot thread). You certainly dont need to spend $2000, or even $1000 on a PC in order to run these games. Some cyberpower gaming PCs that run around $600 will allow you to run these games well, I have a buddy who has one, that's all he paid and he could run 2K19 on high.
I reccommend getting a tower (desktop pc) anyway, because of overheating issues with laptops, and lack of customization options, etc. I have my desktop hooked right up to my 50 inch tv via HDMI, and use an xbox one wireless controller to play. Obviously if you wanted to "future proof" your PC, you may want to spend a little more so you can get a slightly better graphics card and processor. But, for this generation of 2Ks, you certainly don't need to spend anywhere close to $2000, that's a myth. And, I doubt for the next generation that you would need to spend close to $2000.
Nothing wrong with console gaming, I just cant go back after joining the PC crowd in 2013. Between the scoreboards, roster mods, updates to players, floors, arenas, creations of new floors, etc etc etc. It just adds another dimension to the experience, and helps with the immersion (which also allows the game to stay fresh).
I may do a thread on this in the PC section, and list my setup and more about the PC versions/modding in general.
I reccommend getting a tower (desktop pc) anyway, because of overheating issues with laptops, and lack of customization options, etc. I have my desktop hooked right up to my 50 inch tv via HDMI, and use an xbox one wireless controller to play. Obviously if you wanted to "future proof" your PC, you may want to spend a little more so you can get a slightly better graphics card and processor. But, for this generation of 2Ks, you certainly don't need to spend anywhere close to $2000, that's a myth. And, I doubt for the next generation that you would need to spend close to $2000.
Nothing wrong with console gaming, I just cant go back after joining the PC crowd in 2013. Between the scoreboards, roster mods, updates to players, floors, arenas, creations of new floors, etc etc etc. It just adds another dimension to the experience, and helps with the immersion (which also allows the game to stay fresh).
I may do a thread on this in the PC section, and list my setup and more about the PC versions/modding in general.
Would love if you made a thread bro. I'm making that jump to PC very soon
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