@mattgiersoni: Thanks a bunch for the info, we ended up getting the morrowind edition, bought late thursday so we wont get to check it out till at least tuesday here prob, but excited nonetheless.
Me and a partner are looking to expand our game playing together after burning out a little on FFXIV and came to the conclusion of trying out ESO for the first time On PS4 since she doesn't have a pc for us to play co op on there.
Now question about the different versions.
There is the base game, but that base game has its own DLC's which include new zones/areas to roam around in from what i have read(i may be mistaken), and now there is morrowind which does include the base game but not the games first 'dlc's'. So do we go ahead and just buy a copy of morrowind each to try the game out or will we be missing out on an aspect of the game that we should experience?
I buy them if it doesn't seem that big a deal to play it on a pc. Then sell it back after im done, i'm not one for keeping physical cases around, and making money back on a game i wont play a second time works for me. Best of both worlds.
@john1912: I may or may not eventually get a second 1080, although in my experience using crossfire on my current rig, allot of the time the games don't support them or can be buggy and they didn't end up getting used anyway, so your probably correct in using a lower watt psu.
I will be getting a new monitor along with this too, i hear allot about the G sync monitors, but not having used one i'm not all too knowledgeable on if they work well and are worth the buck, if they are worth it i will certainly get one, I'm not too bovered about 4k, but ill get a screen at 2560x1440 at least.
I will change a few things about that build, i will prob buy the parts towards the end of the year, so hopefully the other 1080s will be out and about by then. I will definitely come back here when i need to reference this advice, since it will be awhile off yet till i build.
With all the new Gfx cards coming out, and my Fiancee liking the idea of using a pc to do our gaming together with, i figured it was a good time to make a new rig, all i have ever done and install a new gfx card for crossfire before and a new ssd, so i have no real making a pc fresh out of the box experience.
This http://www.pcgamer.com/pc-build-guide-high-end-gaming-pc/ was the build i was going to start from (feel free to critic their build since i have no solid experience with every component and what works well overall.) and i am going to try and put it all together myself since it seems a tad cheaper and possibly fun in the process.
Now i do have a few questions though.
Do i need to buy extra things like special cables and connects?
Cable management, is that a thing? Is there a right and a wrong way to do it?
Any do or die tips and tricks that i should know before i go ahead and slap all this shit together?
Is putting all these components together pretty simple nowadays?
I'm sure we've all seen a post like this before, but any help and advice is appreciated!
It would just be replaced by individual company's doing they're own set up live streams, which is exactly how i watch the E3 press conferences anyway. Same shit! To put it simply for myself. Either way they don't need E3 to set up a conference around the same time of the year and stream it out. Although im sure it has some more mainstream traction than to us.
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