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Hot damn! :excited: :excited: wanna trade?

Happy Friday!! Thank you!

Bruh I'm gonna definitely be using these! Awesome stuff and thank you so much for offering them for free! :excited:

lmao yea! This is so doooooooooooooope! I love it!

Sweet! All good bro. Take your time!

I like it! Very well done. :D I just have one suggestion. I doesn't have to be implemented or anything but you see how the Download button, rating, and other UI bits are blue? What if we were able to change the colors? Just an idea though lol

Yep! I bought it specifically because of the clock speed even though it's an i3. I thought it was pretty decent for what it is. I'm leaning heavily towards upping the RAM. As of right now, though, the system is running smooth so I won't upgrade just yet. YAAAAAAASSSSSSS!

:lmao: :lmao: nice pun! 16GB RAM it is! I'm happy with the CPU for now; I'll wait maybe 1 or two years when its done serving its purpose. SSD is definitely high on my priority list. I need function before form. You, sir, are the most romantic person I know! Well done :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

I've finally built my first PC! Tengu WRAITH Now, it doesn't have the best, top of the line parts (yet), but it is powerful enough for me to do what I want it to: which is photo editing, logo design, and game design. My old PC couldn't handle the tasks I was throwing at it. In some occasions, I could only run one program at a time. With this new, wonderful machine, these ailments have become a thing of the past. Nothing but buttery smooth performance thus far. Again, not the most advanced PC build out there but it is a start. Specs: CPU: Intel i3-7100 @ 3.9GHz Motherboard: MSI H110M Grenade Memory: 8GB Patriot Viper DDR4 GPU: MSI GeForce GT 710 2GB GDDR5 Power: Thermaltake Smart 600W (was Excelvan 500W) Case: Phanteks Enthoo Evolv mATX (Black) HDD: 2x 500GB 2.5", 200GB 3.5" (also a mix of 1TB and 2TB externals) Future Upgrades and Accesories: Replace CPU cooler with NZXT Kraken Liquid RGB Cooler Replace current GPU with the MSI GTX 960 I bought a few years back. Once it's returned to me.... Upgrade to 12GB or 16GB RAM. Will depend on my needs. Replace the main 3.5" drive with a 2TB 3.5". Also, add two solid state drives (around 250GB each; hoping for price drops) and one M.2 chip. Interior lighting strips. RGB fans...maybe...too much light may get annoying since this thing is right next to my face. New keyboard and mouse. Preferably an RGB keyboard for late night gaming and designing. New HD display. Pics: What do you guys think? Any suggestions?

Hol up! You in NY? Dope; I'm in Brooklyn. We gotta meet up sometime. Cool track too, bro.

Yooooooo! Nice to meet formally meet you. Welcome to our humble abode.

I like this. I like this a lot. I honestly wasn't going to read the full synopsis because I was already intrigued by the characters. I'm glad I read it. Sounds like a very solid game!

Madanchi!!

Welcome back, sir! Glad you learned some stuff about game design. We're here to help if you need anything else.

Whoa! Great stuff! I'm sorry I don't have any constructive feedback because this looks amazing. Like Ryan, I wanna see more, too.

Thank you for the heads up! Luckily I have different passwords for different accounts. It's scary for your information to be maintained in one location, and from one little syntax error, to see how easily it is for your information to be put out in the wild.

:cry: :ehh: It's been rough. I know.

It's settled then. My computer is crap. I'll let myself out. I'll give it another go though. I see your scores above so I'm kinda determined now.

Just played it. Got 4/5. I'm not quick enough. Also, the game is laggy (partly why I can't get the 5th square :( ). Is it supposed to be like that in prototype phase or my specs just suck bum?

It's looking good, Marked! I've always been amazed how you manage this site all by your lonesome. And you code everything so nice. Can't wait to see the 4th rendition!! :grin: P.S. I'm always lurking about. Never gone.... *fades into shadows*

Welcome back! I share your pain in the useless garbage that is Windows 8.1. Windows XP FTW!

How I made A Gaming PC By Accident Part 1 INTRODUCTION Hey, everyone! Welcome to my blog on how I am making a completely custom gaming PC which happened totally by accident. Now that I somewhat know what I'm doing, I'm making this blog to show what I plan on making and to get some advice from anyone who's a PC gaming guru...because I'm still noob. :/ At the end of the blog, I'll list the hardware I plan on putting into For anyone who does't know, I own a PS4. The Playstation 4 is truly a great machine. And for anyone who's a gamer, it sure is cheaper than PC. I've learned that now... Anyways, I feel that I've temporarily ran my course with it. I've had my fill of Warframe, last-gen ports (GTAV + TLoU), and FarCry 4. I've basically run out of games to play. A few weeks back I remembered that I had a PS2 emulator on one of my old hard drives. Knowing it was outdated (since 2009), I decided to redownload a newer version to play some of my PS2 games I have laying around. Long story short, one of my games wasn't playing as fast as the others, specifically, NBA Street Vol. 2. No matter what settings I put the graphics on through the emulator, the game still wouldn't run as smooth. So I thought it had to be the graphics. I immediately started searching up cheap graphics cards. A couple searches sent me to the Nvidia GTX 960. Again, I'm a complete noob about PC gaming. I've never even seen a graphics card in person before which is going to bite me in the ass later. After I made up my mind to get the GTX 960, I went to NewEgg and searched it up. Lo and behold, there's this glorious green and black MSI GTX 960 Limited Edition graphics card staring me in the face. Mind you, I didn't notice the "Limited Edition" print on it. As any of my friends will know, I'm a sucker for green and black color schemes. I immediately bought the card thinking it was the coolest looking thing ever not even concerning myself with the reviews, screenshots, or specifications. I just bought it outright. Stupid, I know. After I bought it, I decided to see how I would install it into my current PC which is a Lenovo ThinkCentre M90 3692. I know it's ugly but I got it free and it came with 4GB RAM and an i3 processor so I can't complain. Besides, I like the look of it just a little. So anyways, through my further research after I bought the darn thing, I found out it's a Limited Edition card which comes complete with a FarCry 4 mouse pad which makes it a pretty recent graphics card of which I had no idea of either. Not only that, but I noticed how big it was. I saw a guy reviewing it yesterday and it was bigger than his face! I was under the impression that it would probably be the size of my PS Vita or smaller. Again, I've never seen a GPU in person. So I did what any sensible person would do in this situation. I started buying more PC parts to plug this thing into. :D THE RIG I plan on building a complete green, black and white rig. Color is very important to me. Especially when choosing the motherboard. CPU: Intel Core i3 Processor (my current one) which I plan to replace with an Intel Core i7-4790K Devil's Canyon Processor MoBo: MSI H97M Eco because it has the color scheme I want but I want a green and black MSI Z97 which isn't out...yet. This is why I'm buying the Mobo last. GPU: MSI GTX 960 which I currently own (this thing is HUGE!) PSU: Corsair CS550M RAM: Avexir Venom Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C9 1600MHz (they pulsate with green lights!) HDD: I'm not too sure on this yet. Seeing how I'm going to download a lot of my games, an SSD wouldn't be too good because of low space. And given the RAM I'll have, I think it balances out. I'll need to research this more. Fan: Corsair SP120 LED Fan Casing: Parvum Systems S2.0 BLACK/GREEN Well, that's it. I'm currently rustling up some cash to purchase all of these shiny bits and pieces. Anyone have suggestions or input on this build? Again, I'm noob so...yeah. IMAGES I apologize for the images being sideways. I uploaded them straight from my phone. I included a shot with quarter on the card to show size comparison. ​ ​

I get you. Well what I did for my project's original sprites is that I used parts of various sprites, mashed them together, and recolored them. It's called franken-spriting. If you know how to use MS Paint, Photoshop, or Gimp, this should be a breeze.