Or you could realistically just do both? Play the few games you like on pc when your friends aren't on. When they are play with them.

Bigger market? Wouldn't say that's completely true. It does have the most children though and those are easier to market to. Hell I mean even the mobile market it pushing more towards kids. It's harder to convince someone who doesn't know much about technology to buy their kid a pc vs. a console that will basically babysit them for a few years. I've been there, grew up as a peasant console gamer .

More people who will buy poorly made games? maybe. You guys get shoveled alot of bullshit and for some reason eagerly await the next helping. (On disk dlc, the next COD installment which will be 98% of the same shit from the last game and 2% of actual new stuff). Which ruins it for everyone else.

Match making doesn't belong on the pc. Plain and simple