The Return of the Gamer II: "A New Battlefield on Your PC"

The Return of the Gamer II: "A New Battlefield on Your PC"

We continue the saga where we help you reconnect with the thrilling adventure of gaming. Yes, it’s been a long time, and it's time to catch up.

If your heart beats for combat, invasion, or melee fighting games, today we bring you a detailed guide to help you take your first steps into this exciting genre.

Hardware Requirements.

First, take a look at your setup. To enjoy modern games with stunning graphics and a smooth experience, make sure your PC meets at least these specifications:

Processor: Intel Core i5-13600 or AMD Ryzen 5 7600.

Graphics Card: NVIDIA RTX 4060 or AMD RX 6700 XT.

RAM: 16 GB (32 GB recommended for multitasking or mods).

Storage: SSD with at least 1 TB capacity.

Monitor: 144 Hz refresh rate for fast-paced games.

Essential Peripherals.

Here are some key peripherals to make your return to gaming even more enjoyable:

Mechanical Keyboard: Models like the GM1K WIRELESS MECHANICAL PRO offer backlighting and fast, smooth keys.

Gaming Mouse: The GX30 PRO WIRELESS provides unparalleled precision and versatility.

Headset: The VORTEX delivers immersive, surround sound.

Recommended Titles.

Alright, I’ve got the setup. But where do I start to catch up?

Well, well, a lot has changed since the days of Street Fighter that kept you up for hours. While the essence of many classic games remains, modern titles have introduced numerous updates—not just in graphics.

1. For Combat and Melee Fighting:

Dark Souls III: Tough challenges and fierce battles in a mysterious and dark world.

Nioh 2: Fast-paced combat based on continuous skill improvement.

2. For Invasion and Strategy:

Total War: Warhammer III: Large-scale battles with deep strategy set in the Warhammer fantasy universe.

Stellaris: A macro and micro-strategy game where you must lead your space civilization to prosperity in a galaxy full of friends and foes.

3. For Cinematic Experiences:

The Last of Us Part I & II: A heart-wrenching story with intense combat sequences.

Tips and Tricks.

Careful—losing game after game isn't the only option. Winning is possible too. But you need to be smart about it.

Learn keyboard shortcuts: Memorize key combos (like dodging or weapon switching) to react quickly.

Adjust graphics settings: Lower non-essential settings like shadows or reflections to improve performance and get more FPS. Every frame counts. Seriously.

Use training modes or easy difficulty: Some games offer practice arenas or battles to master skills without pressure.

Optimize Your Experience.

Set up performance profiles with software like MSI Afterburner to prevent FPS drops.

Keep your drivers updated to ensure the best performance.

Take breaks by standing up and staying hydrated.

Ready for Action? 

With this small dose of information, you should be all set to dive into the thrilling world of combat gaming on your new PC Gaming rig. So, grab your sword and prove that time hasn't dulled your gamer spirit!