No. Its slightly edgy humor. Yahtzee from zero punctuation used it in one episode to take a jab at both pc gamers and console gamers, and pc gamers liked the sound of it, and took it as their own term.
Why are PC gamers so elitist?
Originally Answered: Why is it that some PC gamers come off as elitist in their love of the PC gaming world? Its because arguably PCs are the better platform in that they have the widest variety of games. They can use the controllers used by the other consoles.
How do you become a PC master race?
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Why do PC gamers think they are better?
Originally Answered: Why do PC gamers think they are better? They are, not only in hardware, but in skill too. That's why in most games, PC is seperate from console tournaments. Not only can most PCs perform better than any console, due to the keyboard and mouse layout they are slightly faster.
Why is PC considered master race?
The term "The Glorious PC Gaming Master Race" was used as an ironic expression to describe PC Gamers by game reviewer and comedic writer "Yahtzee" on a review for The Witcher. It was intended to be ironic, to illustrate what I perceived at the time to be an elitist attitude among a certain kind of PC gamer.
What is a PC gaming master race?
The PC Master Race (abbreviated PCMR), sometimes referred to by its original phrasing as the Glorious PC Gaming Master Race, is an internet subculture, internet community, and a tongue-in-cheek term of superiority for PC gaming used among gamers to compare PC gaming to console gaming.
Why do they call it the PC master race?
The PC Master Race is a tongue-in-cheek term to refer to the subcommunity within PC gaming that believes the PC is a superior gaming platform to consoles. The term comes from a 2008 review for The Witcher by Ben “Yahtzee” Crosshaw meant to convey the idea that the PC gaming community, at the time, was “elitist”.
Is PC still master race?
If the other half are playing on console then the answer is obvious. Is PC still the master race? The answer: No.Dec 5, 2020