GoldenEagle

I think you should look up the word "like" in the dictionary

I think i will go for a Siberia 650. It has the same features as the arctis, only it's slightly older, but i just like the way the 650 looks more than the arctis. Thanks anyways dude!

I listed the Hyper X as one of the worst. Sounds great if you like hearing things through a metal pipe. Actually the mic works very well. People said my voice was crystal clear. Unfortunately I could only understand about 1 in 5 words when they were talking. Tried tweeking them, with the help of others, for about 20hrs and gave up. These were people I play in an online midi controller band with, so they know quality sound.They look really cool sitting in the box in my closet. My 25 dollar logitec cheapo's sound better. Hype X would be a better title.
I would go with the Arctis, or anything else. I'm currently using Sennheiser's GSP 350, but I got them on sale for alot less than they normally go for.

I'm using the G430, but I haven't used the G930 and can't speak for or against it. 
 
 

MiFavor UI isnt that bad but if you like stock Google experience with customisability you should try out Nova launcher
Nova doesnt impact battery life a ton or at all. Only uses a bit of ram and has a footprint of 5mb on your phone.

While I don't like the Axon 7 design, I have to agree that in terms of p/p the Axon 7 is a beast
 
You won't regret buying it

I always believed that the 5s was one of the best iphones considering its time. i like the design the fingerprint read and the alaround package.
But also consider I had an iPhone 6 and exchanged it for a Oneplus 3 litteraly 1for1.
Resold on Ebay and bought Oneplus 3 and I have no regrets. No regets for the package and no regrets for the value this phone has.
If you are bothered by the slwoness that might have come to your iPhone in the past few yerars becsaue apple wan'Ts you to buy a new one and purposely fucks up the software go android. If you are still happy with what a great phone the 5s is (imho) you could try to stay with it until the S8 but I have not idea when it is going to come out (haven't heard anyhing).
What it comes down to at this point is balancing want and need.
Consider what feature/phone you want. Consider the reason why you want it (becasue useful, cool, whatever...). Consider what you need. Consider how much cash you want to throw out the window(this is not a phrase to refrain you from buyingin expensive phone) and buy whatever fits YOU. My take

They're 99% of the time absolutely hideous

Try this
Go to the start menu Search or Go to the Control Panel Click on the internet options there Click on the ‘Advanced‘ tab there Tick all the options
Use SSL 2.0
Use SSL 3.0
Use TLS 1.0
Use TLS 1.1
Use TLS 1.2 Click on Apply & Press OK button there to save the configuration  
otherwise clear your cache, reset your pc time, add mirillis to firewall exeptions

Rainbow six isn't a crappy port..
 
It's a freaking great game. I've already logged like 160 hours on it.

Battlefield 3, obviously.
 
Battlefield 4 is ruined by the bad map design. 
All the maps where first laid out visually by the artists to best showcase Frostbite's capabilities. Then the game designers tried to make it work with the flow of the game. It has ruined the game, as in the most competitive game mode Domination, there is no way to move around the map tactically. There are so many flaws in the map-design that ruins the fun of the game.
Also the overall feel of the game is so arcade that it is not enjoyable if you were really into BF3 or BFBC2. 
I personally have over 1200 hours in BF3 and almost 400 in BF4. I play BF3 regularly, and when I decide to try out BF4 I realize why I don't play it after 5 minutes of gameplay. 
There are also small things in BF4 like feeling like you are running in mud because you are so slow, the clunky jumps and not being able to ADS while in air. You are very little mobile in BF4 which, in addition to the net-code and bad map design makes it a hell to play. 

I thought that 2015 was a weak year at first as well, but when I look back at it was a pretty good year for gaming imo. Rocket League, Witcher 3, Fallout 4, Just Cause 3 were all pretty good games that I put a lot of hours into and had fun with them. I also bought Blops 3 more or less for a bit of nostalgia going back to MW2, but if I take that nostalgia out it's not a good game imo. There were some other games that I didn't get that year that were also what looked to be pretty solid games(Mad Max, MGSV, Ori and the Blind Forest, Cities Skylines, etc.)

the gameplay looks cool but it seems it will get repetitive very fast

Enderman, here's what I don't understand. Why are these issues at all? Does RoTR have the same issues on other platforms, like Steam? If not, why would you release software that bugged? Not being able to disable vsync is a huge thing to me. Same with not being able to hook fraps into it. My preferred way of configuring a game is to start fraps and tinker with the settings until I've got them as high as they'll go while maintaining 50+fps. If I can't use fraps it screws my whole method. It's tinker til it looks bad, then tinker some more, without having any decent way to quantify the effect the changes are having on the output. It also screws up code injection. There's times where I enjoy putting on some cheats like god mode and infinite ammo and just killing thousands of things on single player horde mode. It's a great way to blow off steam. The same goes for benchmarking. Why leave it in the hands of the companies making the game? Rather than being able to hook into the program and read quantitative data that is easily compared you're stuck with whatever they decide to throw in. It's not that they're releasing their own games that have issues. They're taking games released on other platforms that don't have issues and borking them. It's horrible business sense, especially for games that have other PC release sources, like Steam. It seems they're trying to attract gamers from Steam and other platforms with the promise of more integrated gaming. Unfortunately that requires buying more hardware. It's a lot cheaper to buy a 50' HDMI cable and use Steam big picture mode than to buy an Xbox One. Also, why should people have to complain to get the same features through the Windows Store that they get through other platforms? Until they get the vsync issue fixed everyone who went and bought a quite expensive Gsync monitor can't use it. Well, they can use the monitor, but Gsync won't work. Pretty sure the same holds true for Freesync as well. I don't understand how they thought it was a good idea to release it in this state.

Microsoft should just use Steam

I can, but I don't see the point of paying later versus paying now especially if I have the money now and I might not later.

Interesting article I saw on DSOG. Apparently The Division and Far Cry Primal are topping Steam and GMG PC gaming charts at the moment. Two titles by Ubisoft which have not yet been released on PC.
You know why we get shoddy ports? Because gamers still playing by the crappy business practices that corporations impose on the industry.
I'm waiting for the usual "I'll never buy anything from Ubisoft ever again" cries when these ports come out broken only to have them pre-order whatever game they release next.
 
Source: http://www.dsogaming.com/news/the-sims-4-tom-clancys-the-division-far-cry-primal-are-this-weeks-best-selling-pc-games/

this is like next level sinning though

Everyone knows the Wii is the dominant gaming master race.
 
 
 
 
lol no xddd

It's really personal preference. If you have the chance to try them, then you should. 
 
I personally prefer Browns. While Black and Red switches are good for gaming, I find them horrible for typing. Browns are amazing for typing and gaming IMO. 

So I got mirror's edge and it will not let me select hard mode why? 

I'm trying to be as honest as possible. The HyperX Cloud headsets are based off the Chinese headphones called the Takstar Pro 80 which are more or less Beyerdynamic clones, but are not Beyerdynamic. Q-Pad takes these headphones, adds a mic and their label. Kingston takes these converted headsets and put their own label on top.
 
Essentially, the HyperX Cloud is a Takstar Pro 80 with a mic that has been rebranded twice. From my own personal experience with the base headphones, they needed extra juice to really shine. Motherboard is kinda old, though the onboard solution is decent considering it's a ROG series board. When I had the headphones, I fed them through a FiiO E10K which is a 75 dollar USB DAC/Amp and in rare cases I still wish I had a little bit more volume--only because the source file itself had crappy volume. When connected to my tablet, they were quiet, but louder than my *really* old headphones.
 
In contrast, my girlfriend's Sennheiser's  sound pretty good unamped on portable devices and are definitely much more efficient than the TakStar's/Q-Pad/Cloud. I wouldn't say you're going to be disappointed in the sound because it was good for what it cost. Mine blew in one ear because it couldn't handle intense bass. This may have been an isolated incident, but I feel obligated for the sake of consumer advice. They were the most comfortable headphones I ever had (though REALLY hot thanks to the padding..I loved them in the winter haha) 
 
The only real way to determine if you need more power personally is to test them yourself. For me, they needed to be amped, though someone else might love them as they are. Sorry for the giant text wall!

Me and my friend jumping around as vorts in HL2RP

Imo yes, but i would recommend looking the game up and see if it seems good for you