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Build Help/Ready: Have you read the sidebar and rules? (Please do) Yessir. What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better. I am looking to upgrade/build a PC that will be able to give good performance for (modest) gaming, but will also be able to handle the computing I need to do for my research. I'm an undergrad student, and I am about to start working on a project that, in broad terms, will apply machine learning to analyze and process large sets of high resolution images. If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for? (Screen resolution, framerate, game settings) Ideally I'd like to play the games I play on the highest settings. That being said, my monitors, which I intend to keep, are 1920x1200 and 60Hz, so I don't need to run games on higher settings than those. The most taxing games I play would be League of Legends, Bethesda Games, Dark Souls (1, 2, 3), and Civ 5, so I don't really need a killer machine for these I don't think. What is your budget (ballpark is okay)?
Warframe also operates on an entirely procedurally-generated and instanced engine, very similar to PSO2. In regards to general mobs, it's much more lackluster. Most of it's common enemies are simply buffed reskins of themselves later on. Warframe shines on it's unique approach an MMO, being an FPS Ninja Robot Alien Samurai Parkour Simulator. Guild Wars (the first) really did something neat. They're another instanced PvE game, but they used static instances for every area. For the most part, enemies spawned in set locations on the map, but I can't call any of them hunting ground areas. For one, enemies had wide partols that sometimes spanned the entire instance. Not only that, but enemies would chase you for VERY long distances. There was no respawning area for the enemies, either. Enemies only respawned when the instance was renewed. I'm definitely missing a bunch, but I can't think of them right now. What are other users thoughts on this matter?
Nowadays much of the industry is based around art. There are craft shops and galleries, potteries and sculpture gardens – most famously, the late Helen Martins' extraordinary "Owl House". Whether your interest lies in art, bushman paintings, fossils, climbing, hiking, bird-watching, mountain-biking, horse-riding, game-viewing, star-gazing or stoep-sitting, you'll never be at a loss for things to do in Nieu Bethesda. Find things to do in Nieu Bethesda
A unique accommodation experience in a fairy-tale tower at a vibrant Arts Centre in the Karoo village of Nieu Bethesda. The Bethesda Arts Centre Tower is two minutes walk from the fascinating Owl House, surrounded by stunning mountains, under an amazing array of stars. See the artists at work making huge colourful wall hangings and lino-prints, or catch a performance at the outdoor theatre in while enjoying a Karoo style meal at our great restaurant. The Tower is a fairy-tale building three stories high. On the top floor is a huge round bed, covered with a love quilt made at the project. There are wonderful views of the surrounding hills from the Tower balcony, and at night you can sit and sip your wine under the stars in the round stone courtyard, in privacy and complete safety. The Tower Restaurant Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week, the Tower Caf has food to suit all palates. Karoo lamb, chicken curry, or cottage pie are typical fare, while lighter meals of soups, salads, and toasted sandwiches are always available.