Played Mass Effect on PC or Console?

I game on a PC and have for a long long time. I do have a Xbox One and pretty much just watch movies from it

The Last of Us, The Last of Us 2, Uncharted 4, uncharted Lost Legacy, Uncharted collection, Nioh, Nier Automata (also pc), the last guardian, no mans sky (actually not bad after updates),Horizon Zero Dawn, BloodBourne, MLB The Show, Ratchet and Clank, infamous Second son, infamous first light, the order 1886, knack, until Dawn, new God of War, God of war Collection remastered, persona 5, Gravity rush 2, Days Gone, Death Stranding, Spider Man PS4, Detroit: Becoming Human, AbZU, PsVR exclusives, 100s of indie game exclusives, and more

The exclusives for Destiny 2 and having the PS4 Pro capabilities on a console that is marginally worse than a really good pc for 1/3 of the cost is worth it to me. And the community IMO is better than the Xbox live community. More older guys in their mid to late 20s who enjoy a wide variety of games instead of being die hard 1st person shooter fans that like nothing else

Mass Effect Andromeda on the PS4 pro is probably the best looking console game I've ever seen in terms of worlds, scenery, effects, etc

PC. I can build a decent PC for only a little bit more than a console, with better graphics and power, and use it to do a thousand things, not just play a limited number of games. It won't get outdated, with judicious upgrades, for a decade, and I can mod to my heart's content.

Multiple monitors means I get to watch movies or listen to my own music, check the interwebs, and play games at the same time.

Gaming kb and mouse means lots of shortcut keys so that I can play with my hands in comfortable positions. So many good things.

Also, don't pay for an overpriced laptop gaming PC. Not worth it unless you LAN a LOT. Desktops are half the price for twice the power.

I also play RTS and Turn Based Strategy, and I'm not sure how you could even do those on a console...

I think I have 8 people flying into Atlanta in September for a Destiny 2 launch party. All of us were complete strangers 3 years ago and somehow became pretty close friends. I'm usually in chat parties trying to convert them into mass effect fans. Got one or two try it and they really like Andromeda. The others hated the OT games so I can't get them on board no matter what.

There's about 40 of us in the Destiny group though now that all stemmed from my college roommate's original COD squad and my lfg randoms since I'm a closet dork. Most people don't take me for a gamer

I only wanted to try HZD, everything else I play is on PC, so.... 

Just saying there is value behind the price tag.  I only really want to play the zelda games but unfortunately I have to buy a wii u or switch.  or just borrow one like I did.

The quality of exclusives is almost always better than multiplatform games.  Mass effect 1 being an xbox 360 exclusive is a good example.

100% PC. I'm old and set in my ways.

I play on PC if I am given the option but I do own a PS3, PS4, and Xbox (last gen whatever it was called) just to be able to play the games that come out for those consoles only. I have been a PC player ever since I bought my first computer back in the early 80's which was a Commodore 64. I worked all summer doing anything and everything I could to save up money for one and was happy when I was able to buy it. Ultima 1 through 4 will always remain dear to me since those games are what got me started on RPGs. I still have my notebook that I had with all of my Ultima 4 stuff from locations, rough drawings that were clues plus many other things. I even told my wife I want to be buried with it.

Ah, shanks. In 2 to 3 years I will have enough recognition points in my work recognition program to pick PS4 for free. Then I can play HZD. My "personal development" account mindbogglingly allowed me to charge every piece of gaming equipment I own so far. They certainly are in tune with modern entertainment needs. 

You actually enjoyed playing Destiny? How?

Since I don't have a lot of time to game and I need a PC for work I just use a PC. I think I really stopped using consoles around a decade ago when games started to go back to being cross platform with the PC in the 360 era.