samotage

Duck Game. Hands down the best thing that has happened to my group of friends. - Samo

Certain Multiplayer games where it's a free-for-all and there is barely any teamwork, unless in a clan, yes. I never rage. On the flip side I do play an MORPG (Yes MORPG), a small niche game and the community is great. It can either be a full on player fest or as quiet as any SP sandbox, depending on where you are playing on the map. My 2c. - Sam

You do realize you can just favourite the mod? It's on the mods main page in the workshop under the image, favourite the mod and unsubscribe. That way the mods won't download AND you can reference them later! Win, WIn! And to remove them, I have no idea. Never used Workshop for mods. Nexus is that much better imo. - Samo

Already pre-ordered the collectors ;D

Completely different, that is from the vague memories of ME3. DA:I is like a Single Player MMO, in a good way. HEAPS of quests (Some are boring as hell, some are amazing) and large areas to explore. The game is just amazing - Samo PS: Don't stay in the Hinterlands to long or else you'll hate the game, go to another location when you can!

I've been playing without prior knowledge and I've found that although some references I don't get (Due to seeing characters names on DA: Keep, so I know it's a reference) but it's a very good game regardless. - Sam

Most played game so far would be Minecraft (Not sure how many hours but a couple of thousand, minimum). After that I'd say Wurm Online, I've got 40+ days (1000+ hours) of game time logged. - Sam

I did! I'm thinking of melting her for the Orion, not sure yet. But I really like my party bus - Samo

Yea. Anything expensive is a no no for me. As well as bulky stuff, like cases. - Sam

Yea. For example, I just bought a Samsung 850 EVO 500gb from those sales a week ago. It's a good $70+ cheaper including shipping, than buying it here.

I used to only buy from PB Tech, but after a bad experience and crazy stupid prices, I've started buying and shipping the small, expensive things, over from the U.S.A. - Sam.

Perfectly said. To contrast that, I'll talk a bit about Wurm Online. It's main focus is survival and survival alone. It's has food and water mechanics that make the game how it is. Run out of water? Boom, no stamina. Now you walk slower (as in slow) and all your attacks against mobs and reduced and have a higher chance to miss. Coupled with a skill system that will keep you playing until you max level every skill (no one has yet to do this, despite the game being out for 8+ years). Anyway, it's a great game and if anyone wants to play, I'll set some time aside and start playing again - Sam

Depends, on what you want in a survival game. If it's surviving with other players and working up your characters skills, I'd suggest Wurm Online. But any of the current generic survival are good in their own respects, just pick one and go for it. - Sam

Total Biscuit did a test on his rig and found that the only thing that has a significant change in FPS is view distance. All other options had a +-2 FPS impact, then again he does have SLI 980s (But even without SLI he still got relatively the same FPS). As others have said, just play around with settings. Turn your view distance to minimum and work from there. It has a minor visual impact besides the minor pop in of some signs (like on drug stores) and the Biters are seen easily from far away at minimum. - Sam

It really depends on what you mean by heavily modded. If it's all 4k+ textures and lighting mods you will probably hit it. I ran a heavily modded Skyrim on a 560 and it was fine, as in heaps (20+) of visual mods. As long as you're sensible about modding, you won't hit it, but if you download 55 texture mods that overwrite each other etc. you will hit it. PS. Posting a list of mods would greatly help too, I'm in the process of modding Skyrim on my 780Ti using STEP as a baseline, highly recommend it for efficient modding. - Sam