@dudinkalv:

Well, that's kinda the challenge of Rogue One in general. We are asked to accept an entire cast of characters, who aside from Saw Gerrera didn't previously exist.

I love Whitaker as an actor, but personally I didn't really care for his character.

@tr4newreck:

I bought a Steam Link close to release, I returned it back to Gamestop the next day. It kept going into sleep mode and not every game worked.

Decided it was better to return and purchase later if it got fixed instead of holding onto it, hoping it gets fixed.

I ended up just building a mini-ITX rig for the living room, so I don't see myself needed another Steam Link anytime soon.

@reavern:

Yeah, my next build will probably be around the Node 202 case, but it'll likely mean a completely new build.

I'm running a 3rd Gen i5 with a R9 390, so there's very little I can or will want to carry forward.

People who are biased against PC gaming will always manufacture excuses against it.

Personally, I tend to game where I'll have the least distraction, so that's usually my computer desk. In addition to my PC, my PS3, PS4 and XBO are all at my desk.

I also have a mini-ITX rig in the living room for PC games that work well from the sofa.

@reavern:

mini-ITX is the answer to avoiding a large towers.

Fractal Design's Node 202 is a near perfect solution for those people; I have a Fractal Design Node 304 in my Living Room.

I don't honestly see myself building anymore Mid-Towers unless its just a spare rig to be used sparingly.

@sellingthings:

Depends on the gamer I suppose. Last year I rebuilt my old single-core AMD rig to use a dual-boot Windows/Linux box.

Personally, I'm always happy to reuse existing parts.

@sellingthings:

Yeah...that sounds like the norm...every PC gamer under the sun spends that much.

@Terminator95:

$2000 PCs died in the 90s