Youtube is full of tutorials and I'm sure you have someone in your relations that can help you out. Then again if you want to spend little money on hardware, have little use of the general features of a desktop and just want a good gaming machine with pretty good graphics, the PS4 is probably your best option. You will come into situations where you'll have to learn to troubleshoot with a desktop, no doubt, but it's not as hard nowadays, but if you really are lazy and know you will not bother with maintaining or solving minor issues on a PC, buy a console.

Slide over to the tactics section in the level menu, scroll down to the ability you wanna toggle, you will see the button you are supposed to use for assigning (guessing X) at the bottom of the screen, then choose the button you want it assigned to and there you go. Press L2? like you do in battle if you want to assign it to your secondary. This way you assign a new ability over another.

This, and more unique items. I remember Morrowind when I took a dive in the sea at Ebonheart and found an undersea entrance to a cave where I found the Lord's Mail on random, that was so awesome! Oblivion also had this but not as unique.

I think there is plenty of room for all kinds of games to exist. There are plenty of developers making games in the most pure/classic sense, and there are those who make the more grand AAA titles. Diversity means there is someting for everyone out there, and there is plenty of just that, more than ever I'd say.

Freedom is what PC gaming is about. The availability of games with gamepad support is rising, and is supported on pretty much every game but RTS titles these days, and for the older titles you have programs like Pinacle for a few dollars providing premade profiles, or you can do it on your own with xpadder. This topic is storm in a waterglass if you ask me, play as you like give a f*** how other think you should play.

True. Once they figure out this specific DRM for one game, I guess they've pretty much figured it out for the rest too, it's only a matter of some time. Word is that the usual suspects are about to crack Lords of the Fallen any day now. (Not to promote piracy or anything....)