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@imhungry: And yes, you totally got me with that link. Brought a massive smile to my face so thanks.

Why do I actually want that?

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Wow! I didn’t expect so many great responses so fast! Thanks all! Pretty much the only forum I would post something like this on given the ample opportunities for less than helpful responses.

Thanks!

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Looking for advice from the GB community. Let me start with my history and knowledge to hopefully save time. I have built a gaming pc before but it was 10 years ago. I also understand that custom builds are a lot easier now. I am no longer up to speed on the modern tech but want to learn it. I understand that building a custom is more cost effective than a Pre Made. I also know that a Pre Made might limit upgrading in the future which is a huge concern for me. That all being said, I still have young kids and not a ton of time right now. As I stated earlier, I’m not up to speed on the modern tech. I’ve heard that getting Pre Made might be the only way to get the newest GPU’s. I’m not on a budget as I’m so lucky in my life.

Wow, that whole lead up made me sound like a complete ass.

So all of that out of the way:

1) Should I try an attempt at a custom even though I have a pretty good tech gap, or, get back into PC gaming with a Pre Made?

2) Any suggestions on Pre Made PC’s. I’ve heard (I believe from Jeff) that Alienware cases are nightmare fuel if you want to upgrade.

Thanks all, my first forum post! Go easy on me all!

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You’ve really been put through it. I’m so sorry. I’m about to share my 2020, not to compare pain (I don’t believe pain is measurable) but to let you know there are so many of us suffering and you are not alone.

I lost my half brother (drank himself to death), two uncles (heart failure and cancer) and my dad before Covid-19 even hit. My wife and I then had the additional responsibilities thrust on everyone with two small kids during the pandemic. One of my kids got diagnosed on spectrum the week my dad died.

I was lucky in that my company responded quickly and got us working from home quickly but my wife is a therapist who specializes in ptsd from sex abuse cases so she had to keep exposing herself to help people in need. She tested positive and 4 days later was in the icu. The day I dropped her off, was the day we moved to a new house. I entered the hardest part of my life in juggling a move and 2 kids who wanted to see their mommy in a new house. Thanks to her med team and front line workers my wife was released from the icu ten days later. She was close to death multiple times but she’s the strongest person in the world. She’s a long hauler now and still on oxygen here and there. Selfishly I haven’t been able to rest since I don’t have my partner.

I haven’t had a chance to mourn my dad (no services due to Covid). I feel that weight everyday. Please make sure you take time to process what you’ve been through. Trust me, if you don’t you pay a price. Let’s just say, my monthly payment to the liquor store and belt size have gone up a lot.

You are not alone fellow Duder! Let’s get through this mess stronger! I always have the Mister Rogers quote run through my head about seeing bad stuff “look for the helpers.” I’m lucky in that I just have to see my wife who is back helping.

We are all stronger then we think.

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My wife was released from the ICU a month ago. She did a 10 day stint there. Luckily they never had to respirate her but there were times she was close. Her oxygen went to 68 at one point. She now is dealing with the Long Haul effects like brain fog, she lost 30 pounds in the icu, and needs oxygen most of the time. But, she is improving everyday. I’m not exaggerating when I say she is the strongest person I know (all American collegiate athlete and the willpower to match) and Covid took her down like she was nothing and did it in 4 days.

I’m glad this community is taking it seriously. Be safe, live your life as well as you can and appreciate your loved ones.

She is on an online support group for Covid Long Haulers and it helps a ton for the “setback” days. Those can be very depressing so please keep that in mind if you or anyone you know is a “Long Hauler.”

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I always felt that AC Blag Flags ending song was a perfect way to conclude that game.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TuTco34h1Co

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@sarcasticmudcrab: Agreed 1000%. Respawning enemies is an instant deal killer for me regardless of difficulty.

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I have been a fan of GB for a very long time. Sometimes premium and sometimes not. This is my first post. I wanted to say thanks to the site and thanks to you for sharing. What drew me to this site is the fact that I’m old and found a place where I could relate to the contributors but mostly I came here as I found a place where the community was largely supportive and positive. Let’s keep it up duders and continue to support posters like this.

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