1) Do you already own a PS4?
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

1) Yes, I own a PS4
2) No, I'm not building a gaming PC for one game, especially when I don't even know if it will turn out to be good.
3) Main concerns are cost, knowledge, and effort required. I'm seriously not going to do it for one game whose previous incarnation was a disappointment.
4) Yes, I still plan to follow development.
5) I don't have corp-mates, but I still talk to friends I've made on here.

While I love Dust's PVP experience, I already moved on months ago to Destiny for it's PVE experience. I've kind of wanted that game since back when I tried the beta, but it was pretty obvious to me that it would severely lack content, so I held off on it until I could get a package with 3+ DLCs for one regular retail price, and I've been loving it ever sense. The story is garbage because of development shake-ups scrapped much, but the hidden lore in the "grimoire cards" is absolutely enthralling, the combat feels great, and in addition to story missions, there is a free-roaming patrol, cooperative strikes, and long mechanically complex raids requiring coordination between 6 players. There's also PVP, but it's just ok, and not really my thing. I don't think anything will really replace Dust's PVP experience for me, but I can live with that. I know it's popular to hate on Destiny for a lot of good reasons it earned at launch, but I'm more excited about it's future than Dust's at this point. I'll still be on the lookout for the possibility of a PS4 port though; it doesn't need to have PC-level graphics, and as much as people don't want the game restrained by a console, it's not like the future of Dust will be Star Citizen in terms of scope.


I notice there are some PC elitists here with their heads so far up their asses that they think all console players are man-children and teens with no disposable income and therefore no means of supporting a game, as if that's the only reason anyone would not want to invest the time in building a gaming PC. Not only is that insulting, it's also factually wrong. The producer of Warframe, originally a PC free-to-play game, said that warframe was a success on PS4. There's also the people who spent over $100 on Dust. so the idea that console gamers just have no money is just spiteful mouth-excrement.

I still don't understand why people are so against a gaming pc. For less than the cost of a ps4 you can build a gaming pc that can run every game you can think of on medium to high settings, it will cost less in the long run (you are already paying for your internet but there is no playstaion+/xbox gold to pay for) and you can easily hook it up to your TV. Throw in the ability to use any controller, xbox, xbox 360, xbone, ps3, ps4, and even steam controller and I see no reason not to just embrace the pc.

1) Do you already own a PS4
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

1) Do you already own a PS4
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

Just so you know...
If you can't afford a PC you can't afford to play the future game. This was a great Free-to-Play game, but if you thought the free ride would last you are delusional. The revenue model of EVE is what CCP knows, and what keeps them in business. If you can't afford anything more than a busted old last gen system, why the hell would you expect them to keep giving you a FREE game????

What many of the console "kids" don't understand is that CCP is a business, and they need a certain type of customer to provide revenues. Teenagers and man-children don't have the disposable income to support that need. Its sad, but its a reality. CCP is not in the business of providing free entertainment. They are a company with shareholders who expect to get paid.

Dust proved to them there is a market for this type of game. That means we get a second bite at the apple. Which is much better than most games that just die. I would love to play this game forever on the PS3 with support, but its not going to happen. I am just happy they are actually doing something, and even happier that they are moving it to a platform that has the resources and longevity to handle what I hope the next game is.

Not to mention that I am ecstatic to think about the crowd that will left behind because they can't or won't pay a subscription. Goodbye to some to the worst elements of this game. The quality of game and gamer will only get better with this kind of move.

Open worlds, modable mcc, player placed installations, ect. First demo of dust was on pc. Every promise broken and piece of content missing was due to the failure of the ps3 not ccp. I have hope for the new pc game.

just because you got stomped on Dust does not mean a PC port is going to save you from us. Hell im building a PC right now even tho i hate PC just so i can stomp out a few more no Boob touching dorks.

I want to get this out there that I still hold my opinion that it really sucks moving Dust 2.0 to PC, but will amend that it is necessary. They built this game on the console players backs, and now they're taking what they've learned and are abandoning them.

However, given the problems we all experienced being held back by the ps3, can anyone say this wasn't necessary? PS4 is beginning to age itself.

Now we've had time to deal with this. I personally built my first gaming rig last year partially because of this. I want to ask a few questions for those getting "left behind."

1) Do you already own a PS4
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

Getting left behind sucks, absolutely. I really wish there was a way to avoid it, but alas here we are. I want to try and help as many people as I can who have even the slightest interest in continuing on with Dust but do not currently have the capability.


In the end, I firmly believe "Dust 2.0" will be better off the more original Dust players there are playing it and guiding it.

I want to get this out there that I still hold my opinion that it really sucks moving Dust 2.0 to PC, but will amend that it is necessary. They built this game on the console players backs, and now they're taking what they've learned and are abandoning them.

However, given the problems we all experienced being held back by the ps3, can anyone say this wasn't necessary? PS4 is beginning to age itself.

Now we've had time to deal with this. I personally built my first gaming rig last year partially because of this. I want to ask a few questions for those getting "left behind."

1) Do you already own a PS4
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

Getting left behind sucks, absolutely. I really wish there was a way to avoid it, but alas here we are. I want to try and help as many people as I can who have even the slightest interest in continuing on with Dust but do not currently have the capability.


In the end, I firmly believe "Dust 2.0" will be better off the more original Dust players there are playing it and guiding it.

Okay. Well, good luck holding your breath and all. Alternatively you could trust your CPM on this one.

I want to get this out there that I still hold my opinion that it really sucks moving Dust 2.0 to PC, but will amend that it is necessary. They built this game on the console players backs, and now they're taking what they've learned and are abandoning them.

However, given the problems we all experienced being held back by the ps3, can anyone say this wasn't necessary? PS4 is beginning to age itself.

Now we've had time to deal with this. I personally built my first gaming rig last year partially because of this. I want to ask a few questions for those getting "left behind."

1) Do you already own a PS4
2) How likely would you be to build a pc for this?
3) What are your main concerns with building a pc?
4) Do you still plan to follow development?
5) Do you still plan to hang out with your corp mates?

Getting left behind sucks, absolutely. I really wish there was a way to avoid it, but alas here we are. I want to try and help as many people as I can who have even the slightest interest in continuing on with Dust but do not currently have the capability.


In the end, I firmly believe "Dust 2.0" will be better off the more original Dust players there are playing it and guiding it.