Multiplayer ME:A, Your system of choice

PC for me, assuming it has (unlike the trilogy) proper controller support. A keyboard is the tool of a pikey.

My experience is that due to most titles being multiplatform, your PC is fine as long as it keeps up with or just about beats the current console generation (being a bit stronger is good in case of bad ports). Other than that, there is no reason to keep upgrading since there is likely no game that takes full advantage of hardware that is way above the current console generation - unless it's a PC exclusive or the PC version has additional bells and whistles added to it.

I used my last PC for seven years, got new memory once for about 50 bucks when the old one died, and a new graphics card for about 200 when the new console generation came out. It ran Witcher 3 on mostly ultra with one or two settings to very high to ensure smooth framerates. It also ran Battlefield 4 and Star Wars Battlefront on all ultra... Dragon Age Inquisition too, with some hiccups due to it being a rather mediocre port.

The constant need for PC hardware upgrades is mostly a myth. It is an option, not a need.

i'm going with my beloved xbox one.

I'll be on the Xbox One.

Xbox One of course. I've got a lot of friends there.

I'll play on pc, but if the game has controller support I'll use it even though controller for shooters is awful. I just don't want to stress my hands, so Wood difficulty here I come.

Always PC for me.

I don't even own a console.

Depends on how much I have to spend on a new roof (lol) I plan on finally getting a PC gaming rig. If not, if not I'll play on my PS4.

My general approach to keeping my PC updated is to go top to the line, but only upgrade about every 3-4 years and that tends to work fine for me.

Right now my rig is an I7 4930k, 16GB DDR3 RAM and a standard Titan video card. I can still play current games like Deus Ex Mankind Divided on ultra. The only setting I really don't ever turn on in games is MSAA because it's a horrible resource hog that tends to tank the framerates of any PC.

It also helps that I work from home and use this PC for that, meaning I get to claim it as a "work expense" come tax season =P

Though the consolidated friends list I can see being really nice rather than having Steam, Skype, Battle.net, and Discord up at all times.

Xbone for me, my PC probably won't run it. Been saving up for a while(a very long time)to upgrade my PC but been a full time carer money is very tight, need new mother board, CPU, and a much better graphics card(I think I need a new PC). Unfortunately that's not gonna happen anytime soon.