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MAL is great. I wish I had gotten into anime sooner. Thanks.

I walked into the Playstation Players club and I saw a name I don't recognize. It seems you were a long-time member of the club which I have been also a long-time member of. What was your former name may I ask?

Hmmm. Nice list, we seem to have a lot of anime in common!

Happy Birthday!

Hey how have you been Ryan? :O

That applies for the first world

For some beastly reason, it will release a week later here, on the 25th. :(

I'm younger than you dude. Going to watch Star Wars?

How are you old man?

No worries! I do that too. xD

Hope all is well! No hurry.

Hello friend. :)

I've decided to come back here and try to maintain both lists (MAL and AL). We'll see how it goes. xD

How've you been doing lately? Been a while since I saw an email!

tee hee wuts up Ryan? (.^ ^.)
I didnt kno you had a MAL account~
I know you from over on deviantART, good taste you have yes indeedy~
peeze be my one of new friends here, I just made an account here like a week ago and am looking for new peeps to talk anime about (^_^)

Well, same here, lol. I've been busy. My replies will be late for a while.

I calculated, and it runs up to around 21 hours if I watch the extended versions, which I will. If I have two free days (since I'll have to sleep in) to dedicate to it (and I'm actually interested in doing it those days), then sure, but my days are filled with work and classes right now.

I'm sure it is. I don't have a PS3, though. Give me yours? xD

That's fair.

That's good to hear. I hope it pays well (enough). Do you like your job?

Those estimates actually sound rational for playing modern games at certain resolutions (4K being the highest for current monitors but 1080p still being extremely common), wanting certain frame rates and a monitor that's fast enough to show those frames without any tearing, and with a certain amount of monitors (three at most).

For getting everything new, including the PC, monitor, mouse, keyboard, speakers and OS, I imagine that $1,000 (give or take) can guarantee that you can play almost any recent game at 1080p and 60 FPS. An Intel i5 4690k and a 4GB Nvidia GTX 960 build could do this, along with 8GBs of system memory. Any i7 CPU and any GTX 970, 980 and Titan GPU would be overkill for playing games on a single 60Hrz monitor at 1080p.

Sure. Unlike most of the internet, I'll try not to mislead you in buying more that what you'll actually get use out of. Like I said, $400 for an AMD build is in the realm of possibility as far as components go, and the more parts that you can reuse and re-purpose, the less the initial cost will be.