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I’m needing a cool down so Resident Evil Village, let’s do this.
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At the gig during soundcheck talking to the lead singer of the headlining band. I casually mention we have J-Rock influences and he says “Do you guys like anime?”
Ooohh he has no idea what he’s getting into... this is going to be an amazing show...
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Today at 20:00 EST we are back with Resident Evil Village on Twitch... (As soon as I change my password!)
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So I finally set up my PC. I still need to get a keyboard, mouse, and a monitor. What should I get/avoid when looking?
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@EverythingOnFire I have roughly about $500-750 to spend. I primarily use this for video editing but I enjoy playing single player games. I occasionally play co-op multiplayer games but I like experiences where I can immerse myself. I do plan on eventually playing cyberpunk but I’m going to wait for more bug fixes. My roommate recommended I get something no bigger than 30” because of space.
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@SonicMTD Where you're mostly going to be playing single player games, I would follow zizimonster's advice and avoid TN panel monitors. I can't comment on VA monitors, but I've had an IPS monitor from Asus for a while now, and it's great. Colors really pop and games just look beautiful. If that's the route you go, definitely get a newer one with a good response time so you'll have minimal ghosting while gaming. I'd spend an extra $50-$100 on a good brand too.
About KB&M; I came across this article yesterday, and I think it'll really help you out: https://www.pcgamer.com/best-gaming-keyboard/
I would recommend clicking on each KB's Amazon link, then scrolling down just a bit to the "frequently bought together" section of the product page to see what mouse a lot of people are buying. I hope that helps. Good luck and have fun!