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That's awesome dude. I just recently picked up an Xbox Series S and I love It. Even though it is only on a 1080P TV, I'm noticing more texture detail in a game not optimized for the console yet and the better CPU and SSD are resulting in a better game play experience over the Xbox One S.

Naa, its ment for animal hunting, spesificly the legendary, or just for us who are bad animal hunters overall that cant oneshot bears and aligators with the bolt action or bow. On AI you have assisted aim, so just flick the stick up(assuming you are playing with a pad) when it auto aims on the chest, and you will get a headshot when the fokus is fully engaged.(aka the circle the grows smaller the longer you aim) Takes a bit training but when you nail it you will start to see you need accuracy more then damage.

right there with you, Sciatica gives me hell. Thnink im gonna buy a PS5 in march

...as I mentioned above, PCs and consoles have their pros and cons. It just depends on what aspects matter most to you. My only advice would be not to get distracted or jaded based on others biases and so on. As for monthly fees, on PS I just pay for the subscription each year since it's a hell of a lot cheaper than paying monthly or even quarterly. ....IIRC, it's $10/month, $25/qtr and $60/yr. If you wait until the holidays, you can take advantage of their sales. I just re-subscribed at the end of November for $45 which will take me through the end of this year. .....$15 off the regular price. I just watch for the sales and buy a subscription at that point. It gets added at the end of your current yearly sub. When I buy my new subscription (during the Black Friday sale or whenever), it doesn't start until my current sub runs out which is always in Dec since I stay current. .....hope that makes sense.

I mentioned it before but I used to build my own PCs for gaming and been a PC gamer since the 80's. I also worked in the industry since that time. .....I retired after 30 years. There are pros and cons to all platforms. While I found I could future proof my PCs to an extent, there were never any guarantees that requirements, technology, etc. wouldn't change. I found myself upgrading one or two components about once every two years or so not to mention the drivers, OS and related issues to contend with depending on the game. Building, upgrading, etc. was just part of the hobby though and while fun, it's simply something I grew tired of over time. A big part of that was my fault as I wanted to get the most out of some of the new games that were coming out. That's when I decided to go with a console. .....PS3 in this case. I liked the fact that I could just plop down on the couch, load up a game and play. I also liked the idea of having hardware that had a ~7 year life cycle and developers making games optimized for that. I bought a PS4 at launch and will buy a PS5 when I can get my hands on one. .....not because I necessarily feel PS is better than MS but it's what I'm comfortable with and where all my gaming friends are. I'm not sure where the dig about 30FPS came from on the PS5. There are games right now that are backward compatible that are 60FPS on PS5. Just saw an article about Ghost of Tsushima running 60. It's true that some PS4 games are locked at 30 but some devs are taking advantage of the backward compatibility enhancements and making the changes while others are not. ....a few even announcing PS5 versions being released this year. There's even talk of some exceeding 60FPS. Anyhow, I'm in the same boat as you as I'm not looking for the absolute best graphics, etc. What I say I do miss are the milsim titles, flight sims, etc. While some indie devs are looking to bridge the gap to bring some of those genres to console, we've been lacking good titles in those areas. Personally, I'm quite happy with the performance the PS5 delivers and I look forward to a long and exciting run with it. For all the rest I would just say this..... Compare the pros and cons of each. Figure out which ticks the most boxes on your list of things you find important and decide what works best for you. ....leave the sophomoric jibes and attitude at the door.