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Thanks, It's fully RGB, Three fans on the case, Ram sticks, CPU cooler, Motherboard, GPU and also have RGB strip lights. It's all RGB and I can have any colours or patterns that I want. At times it cost more for the RGB side of things more then the other gear. Customization is also not cheap. Agree, want something that shows your hardware and your gear inside as well as having a nice case that has very good airflow. I don't like cases that take up spaces and things sticking out as part of the case design and it's just pointless.

1st world research level lol. I mean come on, free games, free money with UBI, socialism. damn. 1st world has too many things in excess and they don't have suffering it seems to even give things for free like this.

Can't recommend Fallout 4 enough. Very fun game with settlement building, fun missions and a lot of things to do.

Fallout 4 is a great game imo. I didn't play it all the way through, but the time I had with it was fun! It's probably pretty cheap at this point too, considering it's a 5 year old game. You could probably get it used for even cheaper. Anyway, it's a fun RPG/Action game, that I'd recommend playing. I don't remember there being city building. Wasn't it more like settlements you could build? I don't recall there being a full on city builder. But I could be wrong.

Castlevania (original on NES) Symphony Of The Night Castlevania II Simon's Quest Castlevania 64 Lords Of Shadows

99% of the time, Nope. I get mad at cheaters who are playing the game using wallhack or just general cheating. They are mostly first-person shooting games. But the games that I do are mostly simulators. I do get mad a little if something doesn't go right while in a flight or the sim/game crashes LOL But I tend to do CSGO or old BF2 games that are very much competitive game.

My personal pick is between the Elder Scrolls and Fallout. There is so much depth and lore to both worlds, it's absolutely ridiculous. Once you start roaming around the worlds, reading the books in-game, you tend to learn a lot more about the lore from previous titles in each series as well.

I love apocalypse environments with cities or towns destroyed. I can't get enough of it. And when my mood changes, I enjoy ancient civilization type settings. RDR2 has that unique western environment which I think is a stand alone in the gaming world. I played Gun on ps2, which was ok (Native American controversies). A good space and planets type environment is also good. I've recently been giving Mass Effect 2 another try. Don't know why I stopped first time around. Top 2 would be apocalypse and ancient civilization.