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Of course they will say this, they want to sell you a new computer every year.

How to make games in 2016: Spend money in marketing instead of spending it in servers and development.

Get the 35mm 1.8g. 35mm is a better lens on crop sensors for general use. 50mm is better for portraits but you might have some issues when you are in a confined area where you can't move back far enough to capture what you want. Also if you are really keen on getting a 50mm get the 1.8g version with autofocus. Yeah sure you are comfortable with using manual focus but you will have a lot of problems getting things in focus on a wide aperture like f1.8 or when you don't have enough time to manually focus. 

Get the 35mm 1.8g. 35mm is a better lens on crop sensors for general use. 50mm is better for portraits but you might have some issues when you are in a confined area where you can't move back far enough to capture what you want. Also if you are really keen on getting a 50mm get the 1.8g version with autofocus. Yeah sure you are comfortable with using manual focus but you will have a lot of problems getting things in focus on a wide aperture like f1.8 or when you don't have enough time to manually focus. 

How to make games in 2016: Spend money in marketing instead of spending it in servers and development.

How to make games in 2016: Spend money in marketing instead of spending it in servers and development.

How to make games in 2016: Spend money in marketing instead of spending it in servers and development.

You can still do long exposure and low light shots even with an entry level cameras. I do long exposure landscape shots and light trails on my D3200. A good steady tripod and a fast lens will help a lot. Get a decent tripod, not like the cheap ones they usually bundle with cameras. 

If you're going to get the dslr make sure you get an external mic since all dslr's even the high end ones have shitty built-in mics. Also you might wanna get a prime lens. Canon has a lot of cheap prime lenses like the 50mm f1.8. There are also the 24mm f2.8 and 40mm f2.8. A good glass will always yield better image quality than getting a more expensive body. You can also downgrade your camera body to the 760d if you want to save some money.

If you're going to get the dslr make sure you get an external mic since all dslr's even the high end ones have shitty built-in mics. Also you might wanna get a prime lens. Canon has a lot of cheap prime lenses like the 50mm f1.8. There are also the 24mm f2.8 and 40mm f2.8. A good glass will always yield better image quality than getting a more expensive body. You can also downgrade your camera body to the 760d if you want to save some money.

If a game was good on release, it will still be good on the years to come unless the game is mainly multiplayer. It is a pretty good game single player wise. I think a lot of people say it is bad because of the amount of hate it got for being delayed so much. And also a lot of people hate the online multiplayer. I personally never bought GTA for the multiplayer. After finishing the single player missions it is still fun to mess around and using mods. 

A prime produces better image quality generally especially against a kit lens. Combine it with a pretty low aperture you can get pretty nice bokeh (background blur). If you really wanna get close to your subject you can try and get a macro lens or even some extension tubes (do a quick google search or extension tubes).

There is always a lot of hype when it comes to new hardware. I'm the type of person who will 'believe it when I see it' when it comes to this things. And even if it's true a hardware can only be as good as the software.

There is always a lot of hype when it comes to new hardware. I'm the type of person who will 'believe it when I see it' when it comes to this things. And even if it's true a hardware can only be as good as the software.

Trying to find out why your build won't post  :mellow:

Personally I thinks the best rts game out there is Company of Hereos (original one). It has a bit of a high learning curve but once you get it, it is awesome. The graphics are still great even on today's standards. Gameplay wise it requires a very tactical approach.

Trying to find out why your build won't post  :mellow:

Hate is a pretty strong word. I don't think people hate it, they just don't recommend it especially with the mid-lower end cards. Getting a single more powerful gpu is generally more recommended considering the issues related to using multi gpus. 

Get the Cloud I and save the extra money, you have a pretty good onboard audio and you won't need the usb dac in the Cloud II.

9/10 Nice overall, I would just fine tune the contrast a little bit.
 
Here's mine, a close up shot of the G502:

If you like single player fps have a look at Wolfenstein. 

If you like single player fps have a look at Wolfenstein. 

It would actually be the opposite of that. Would you yourself hire a 13 year old photographer with no education or experience? It take years even for people who have experience to earn money in photography.

You couldn't go wrong with picking either one of them. But if you are more into making videos I would chose Canon. Just do a search on both cameras and see which features each camera has that you want more. 

Although I understand that modders should be compensated for their work, but what Valve did is just wrong in so many levels.