Back for the winter, my keyboard broke.

I like retro stuff, im a simple guy.

Desktop PC hardware: MSI GTX 1060 6GB @ 2050MHz, Pentium G3258 @ 4.3GHz, DDR3 16GB @ 1600MHz, 250GB SSD + 2TB HDD, resolution = 1920x1200p, Windows 10 Pro. Living room PC hardware: EVGA GTX 960 SSC 4GB @ 1349MHz, Pentium G3460 @ 3.5GHz, DDR3 8GB @ 2133MHz, 480GB SSD, resolution = 1360x768p, Windows 10 Home.

Info/blurb: I will tend to finish single-player campaigns, unless I either get stuck, run out of time or something glitches. I will keep comming back to multiplayer titles for more practice, once I finish a single-player-only title I will move in chronological order. I don't see an issue with using walkthroughs if they save time, but I rarely use them apart from in point and click or puzzles. I will grind if needed but feel it reduces replay value which is there in something more skill based since you can always learn how to improve, not much into mods unless they fix or patch something that would be otherwise broken. I tend to buy things months in advance, only to try them at a later date. Takes me a while to get into multiplayer titles, takes even longer to learn the mechanics and develop a method for it.

News/events: Recently moved and got a new keyboard, thought id replace my broken stuff and organize things better, webcam still doesn't work but I will replace it eventually.