I mean, why would you not just include that in the downloaded/purchased game? When they do that, it strikes me with the same bad taste that only having 'low, medium, high' options for graphics do (instead of just giving me all the options I could want or providing an editable config).ĭon't get me wrong - I'm glad it's there. It's another thing to buy the PC version of the game, install the PC version of the game, and then have to go download a separate pack for the PC graphics. It's one thing to go get a third party mod that makes Oblivion look and play better. It's not something extra that you have to 'go get' later on. :)Įxcept that config files are part of the product. A lot of kids who play games on the PC only know how to start Steam and click on the game they want to play, and it works (magically). I would say playing PC games has become a lot easier over the years in general. There have always been extra things to download for the PC for a lot of games (almost none to improve the visuals though) and there was no automatic Steam patching, you had to do everything manually 6-7 years ago as you know.

:) I personally don't really care, I'm used to working with configs and I sometimes download seperate mods and addons. Oh well, the things you do to improve your gaming experience.

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