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The issues you bring up don't go away when you use a console, the only real difference is that you have more options to troubleshoot your PC. Console users are more likely to send it to a shop but it's not mandatory they can be repaired at home often enough.
If you can't fix plumbing you shouldn't live in a house paying a damn expert everytime your monster shits clog the toilet >

While I agree with the spirit of your comment. Playing between console and PC is not the same as living with or without plumbing. >

No.
If you want to throw money at a problem to make it go away, that should be fine.
The whole point of money is to do shit like this.
You do you, why would it matter what you think other people should do? >

Part of the experiencing of gaming shouldn’t be spending hours trying to figure out why the fucking game doesn’t work. Gaming should just be…playing the game. >

Why though lol. Do you work in a computer store and see this a lot? >

I knew a few people who got gaming PCs just to play games and when they ran into the slightest issue they would bring it to a computer lab to fix it.
Some issues you might need to hire someone but most of the time it's an easy fix that requires some googling >

Unless you can afford it. What's the problem then? >

It just seems like a waste of money if you don't try yourself.
Also this is r/unpopularopinion >

Sure but is having an opinion on how other people use their money even a thing?
I mean they are not hurting anyone. Why bother? >

I've been building my own PCs since I was a teen so I know my way around it. However, I don't think that it's necessary for PC gamers to know all those technical stuff. It's of course nice to have the know-how, but not knowing how to fix pcs should not deter anyone from trying PC gaming. 
Nowadays, there are many excellent Youtube tutorials where you can learn PC building and troubleshooting, which didn't even exist when I first started. So, learning now is easier than ever. >

You earn money whenever they bring their stuff in for repairs, so why are you complaining?