LieutenantLime

I enjoy Runescape. OS and RS3. I'm sure you have your reasons to hate it but to OP, I recommend trying it.

Honestly I've been looking for a good FTB server. I vote you give that a chance. Although I'm down for a gmod server.

This would make such a great mobile movie night tool. I could see myself getting a 100" white canvas and rigging it to hang over a cliff on the lakeside. Ugh, that sounds amazing...

Oh, it's developed by Niantic or whatever. That threw me off.

Did they screw up by not having an Android version? It's not on the play store.

I consistently have a play through of Pokemon games that I can get on my phone. Great way to kill time on the go. I actually don't replay games all that often other than that, but I did start a new Skyrim playthrough because I ended up completely ruining the balance on my other save. I 100ed sneak over and over again to fill up perk point trees and generally did a lot of dumb craps with mods to make the game pretty inconsistent to play.

I never really worried about my height, but after reading all this, it feels dang good to be 5'10" I got lucky with that sweet spot.

I worked. Please, save your questions for later. I know you are all in a state of physical and mental shock right now. /s

Milk and hater tears with my pancakes.

Crap, all my screenshots, worlds, etc are probably on my older computers. I'm a pretty good builder, but I understand that you're kinda looking for proof. I'll Google image search stuff just in case someone else took pictures of my stuff by chance. I used to build cities on a server called SINGaming. Idk if it's still around. I'll edit or reply again if I find anything of interest. EDIT: Cant find anything really. Maybe I'll just make a couple houses to show my skills if it's that important. I'll drop in on the server sometime.

I really get lost in giant modpacks like Feed the Beast and Tekkit. Me and my buds are seniors in high school and we still have a FTB server LAN every once in a while.

It's more about what some collector would offer you for it. There's not much of a standard price system for special knives. I'll trade you my irl Sapphire Doppler karambit for it.

I estimated his budget at around $750 Here is a build off the top of my head that I believe might be miles better, given you can wait 2-3 weeks for RX 480. Apologies in advance. I'm typing this on my phone and it's a bit tedious to look up specific model names and prices. Correct my estimates if they are more than %20 off true values -I5 6600 ~$200 -Decent well reviewed LGA1151 motherboard for ~$100, micro-ATX or ATX,depending on case choice. -Well reviewed case up to $60 should be fine unless you are specifically hunting for a certain look -RX480 4GB aftermarket cooler of your choice ~$220 most likely -16GB DDR4 RAM ~$60, RAM prices are dropping, so why not? 8GB if you wanna save $20-30 and probably not have any setbacks. -Good, well reviewed 500W PSU ~$50, very important to spend all $50 on a decent one. -1TB hard drive $50 OR 240GB SSD $50 and get HHD later -Hyper 212 EVO I think for $25 -$15 optical drive if you really want it Total is about $780 ish and can be easily reduced to as low as $720 with 8GB RAM and a lesser case and mobo. But I don't recommend that personally.

I wanna get Morrowind for like 3 bucks. I actually have it on disk, but it doesn't work with Windows 10 for some odd reason, without a frankly sketchy looking fix. I also lost my Tribunal disk, so I really hope now is the time to get Morrowind and maybe Oblivion for flipping cheap. Other than that, I think I'll give myself a $30 budget and see what I want. I just got paid yesterday.

I for one actually want a good campaign. If I'm going to have to play it to unlock a couple guns anyway, I wanna enjoy it

Is 4k even that much better than 1440p on a 25-30 in monitor? I'm actually curious.

I hope you are joking.

I thought so too, but nope. Struggles to stay above 30

I really would, but my 960 simply cant run it well enough without it looking like that Wizard 101 game.

Stories, some games, real talk over some gameplay, and other bits. The main thing I want to do is teach life lessons in the context of games. I have two series ideas: Story Mode: Talking about events and experiences I have had and heard from others while trying to play a game at the same time. It's meant to be lighthearted and not overly personal, but both me and the viewer should come away a slightly better person. The other I still want to figure out exactly, but to give you a hint, it involves talking to strangers.

I should refer you to the spot where I said: "I won't even bother turning on AdSense." I'm going to do it for fun.

Just go in knowing that it's a very saturated world. Everyone and their grandma's uncle is in the YouTube space. You will need to set yourself apart by offering something unique and compelling. This is the both the hardest and easiest way to have any sort of success. Collaborate with others if possible. This intermixes the interest pool of both channels. I'm gonna do some YouTube stuff this summer too, but I'm not planning on it becoming anything to brag about. I literally just want to see what I can do. I won't even bother turning on AdSense Having a schedule like you mentioned is good, but please consider doing something that reflects your personality and shows your strengths. Ask yourself why someone would watch you over giants like ReviewTechUSA, like you mentioned. And please, oh, please don't consider things like Patreon until you get into motion.

Think positive. You will get to buy Half Life 3 on release day when your ban is lifted. Maybe...

We are getting closer to the point where 16GB RAM is sensible for most budgets. In the next couple years, games could quite possibly need something on the range of 8-10GB. I honestly doubt we will have issues with Battlefield 1 with 8GB. But RAM costs of DDR3 and 4 are basically half per GB than what they were when Haswell processors and Maxwell cards came out. Tech is evolving, as it is expected. Not super hard to think that 16 will replace 8 in the near future for Joe Average's build.

Way back in the hayday of Runescape, my brother scammed over 6M in gold. Back then that was an insane amount. He sold his account for $80, then bought it back for $30 as a different alias. He was always so good with convincing people how much things were worth.