www.youtube.com/watch?v=lby5JscXOs4

This one is the best i'v ever seen, monalisa on paint...

No spoilers !

I haven't seen you in a while, how have you been?

Meh

I was hoping for a better response but oh well.

>Gives a big ass warning
>Still complaining

Deal with it, he wanted to discuss the ending, and an extremely confusing one at that.

Damn it, why are you back

2deep4u

Seriously, the ending is too deep for everyone.

If only you could have dialga.

10/10 would steel again

Steelix would definitely be a nice addition, but I feel Metagross and Lucario will be a nice team.

Fake and gay.

that is actully pretty awesome


(scizor,arrgon, metagross are my favorite pokemon)

eh 8/10 would rather have steelix than Magnezone

Not enough Steelix.

No problem at all, I got this info from a genuine audiophile btw, used to be a colleague

those are really nice. they're best suited for MMO's. I wouldn't get it since its so limited to gaming only. won't help you with programming at all :P

Yeah, I guess soo... But this one looks soo cool!

Well, Thank you once again for all the help :)

Now its up to me to decide and buy ^^

Thanks!

like this one www.razerzone.com/store/razer-arctosa

yeah I've heard many good things about the mamba.

what kind of keyboard do you have atm?

Just that plain old keyboard, it was like 10 bucks or less ( my country has overpriced eletronics, soo I don't realy know ) the mambo mouse is R$400 ( Brazilian money, reais ), or 120 Dollars, my keyboard was R$20...

Im torn betwin having an awsome gaming "keyboard" : www.razerzone.com/store/razer-nostromo

Or a normal one ( expecialy because im gonna start programing soon... )

those are really nice. they're best suited for MMO's. I wouldn't get it since its so limited to gaming only. won't help you with programming at all :P

Yeah, I guess soo... But this one looks soo cool!

Well, Thank you once again for all the help :)

Now its up to me to decide and buy ^^

Thanks!

like this one www.razerzone.com/store/razer-arctosa

no problem! obviously these things that I've recommended aren't the ones you HAVE to get.

since you don't seem play any competitive FPS games, where hearing your enemies footsteps in a 3 dimensional space is really important, you don't need a super expensive 5.1/7.1 surround sound headphones. so I would just recommend choosing headsets that seem the most comfortable, but don't buy super cheap ones just because they're comfy. noise cancellation is always a plus. (although, sometimes you don't realize that you are speaking really fucking loud...which may annoy other family members :D)

generally speaking a good gaming mouse is defined by its DPI (dots per inc) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_dpi#Mouse_speed. the higher DPI, the more accurate/responsive the mouse is. but again, DPI is the biggest concern for competitive FPS players. for your type of games, DPI shouldn't be a huge concern so choose something that fits your hand the best. its always a plus if the mouse has few buttons on the side and a button that changes the DPI (sensitivity) on the fly.

Found them:
Philips In-Ear Headphone SHH8808

These are combined in-ear and regular earbuds. They're about 40 euros.

Thank you very much :D

No problem at all, I got this info from a genuine audiophile btw, used to be a colleague

Headphones and regular earbuds from Sennheiser.
In-ear earbuds from Phillips, there's a type of these which are just PERFECT, if I can find them...

akg headset for 50 dollars are amazing quality! sennheisers also have very good headsets, yet for some reason they dont last very long for me, but have friends who already have them for a year, and ive broken two haha having this akg for 60 euros en loving it

Thank you very much :)

I'd just search on comparison sites around your budget and find some you like and check reviews

Ill do that right now ^^, thanks again :3.

I've used logitech mx3000 (picture) for ages now, never had a problem with it. although, I've never used the buttons at the top. it's wireless, which generally speaking isn't a good thing. there are many fairly cheap keyboards like this. but once again I'd advice not to buy a keyboard, and instead use more money on a good headset and mouse.

since you don't play games that require many keybindings, you can get a pretty good mouse fairly cheap.

logitech g500 (or g400/mx518/g5...they're all pretty much the same) is a pretty nice and cheap mouse. its pretty much the "standard entry level" gaming mouse. the two buttons on the side can be rebinded to your liking and should be sufficient for the games you play.

if you decide not to buy a keyboard, you could go for something more expensive (and better)

razer deathadder. I've never used it but I have heard that its a pretty solid mouse.
the "one up" from the deathadder is the razer mamba. its basically the same as deathadder but it has few more buttons. the razer taipan also seems pretty good

generally speaking, logitech and razer have the best mice.

if you're going for a ~50$ headset, I'd probably recommend something like the creative fatal1ty's. it was my first gaming headset. they're pretty good for their price. My fatal1ty's broke, though.

if you're going for something more expensive, try out the steelseries siberia v2's (what I have at the moment). I really don't have much experience with headsets but the best gaming headsets are made by logitech, razer, steelseries, tritton and probably roccat. just search what they got to offer.

Yeah, I think I'll save the money from they keyboard and the headset and buy the Razer mamba, it seems soo perfect! And the deathrazor and the other ones seem to be just a LITTLE bit better than mine, soo I guess it wouldn't be worth it :X

Tough I still think I'll buy a new keyboard, Im learning how to programm soo I guess I need a better one...

yeah I've heard many good things about the mamba.

what kind of keyboard do you have atm?

Just that plain old keyboard, it was like 10 bucks or less ( my country has overpriced eletronics, soo I don't realy know ) the mambo mouse is R$400 ( Brazilian money, reais ), or 120 Dollars, my keyboard was R$20...

Im torn betwin having an awsome gaming "keyboard" : www.razerzone.com/store/razer-nostromo

Or a normal one ( expecialy because im gonna start programing soon... )

those are really nice. they're best suited for MMO's. I wouldn't get it since its so limited to gaming only. won't help you with programming at all :P

Yeah, I guess soo... But this one looks soo cool!

Well, Thank you once again for all the help :)

Now its up to me to decide and buy ^^

Thanks!

like this one www.razerzone.com/store/razer-arctosa

Thank you very much! You have helped me alot :)

I'll look those up and see wich ones I like better.

You are amazing! Have a great life :D!

no problem! obviously these things that I've recommended aren't the ones you HAVE to get.

since you don't seem play any competitive FPS games, where hearing your enemies footsteps in a 3 dimensional space is really important, you don't need a super expensive 5.1/7.1 surround sound headphones. so I would just recommend choosing headsets that seem the most comfortable, but don't buy super cheap ones just because they're comfy. noise cancellation is always a plus. (although, sometimes you don't realize that you are speaking really fucking loud...which may annoy other family members :D)

generally speaking a good gaming mouse is defined by its DPI (dots per inc) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_dpi#Mouse_speed. the higher DPI, the more accurate/responsive the mouse is. but again, DPI is the biggest concern for competitive FPS players. for your type of games, DPI shouldn't be a huge concern so choose something that fits your hand the best. its always a plus if the mouse has few buttons on the side and a button that changes the DPI (sensitivity) on the fly.

there is literally no reason to buy a gaming keyboard. none at all. just use the one you have now. only time you really need a gaming keyboard (with those fancy extra buttons) is when you play something that requires a lot of keybinding, such as MMO's.

before I can start recommending you anything, I should probably know what kind of games you like to play

Thank you,

I usualy play League of Legends ( my most played game ),

But I do play Ragnarok, and games like minecraft, half life, portal, amnesia, penumbra, diablo 2 and 3...

I wanna get a keyboard because my new one is realy bad ( and old ), and I'd like one with music interativity, to pause, play etc while in game.

I've used logitech mx3000 (picture) for ages now, never had a problem with it. although, I've never used the buttons at the top. it's wireless, which generally speaking isn't a good thing. there are many fairly cheap keyboards like this. but once again I'd advice not to buy a keyboard, and instead use more money on a good headset and mouse.

since you don't play games that require many keybindings, you can get a pretty good mouse fairly cheap.

logitech g500 (or g400/mx518/g5...they're all pretty much the same) is a pretty nice and cheap mouse. its pretty much the "standard entry level" gaming mouse. the two buttons on the side can be rebinded to your liking and should be sufficient for the games you play.

if you decide not to buy a keyboard, you could go for something more expensive (and better)

razer deathadder. I've never used it but I have heard that its a pretty solid mouse.
the "one up" from the deathadder is the razer mamba. its basically the same as deathadder but it has few more buttons. the razer taipan also seems pretty good

generally speaking, logitech and razer have the best mice.

if you're going for a ~50$ headset, I'd probably recommend something like the creative fatal1ty's. it was my first gaming headset. they're pretty good for their price. My fatal1ty's broke, though.

if you're going for something more expensive, try out the steelseries siberia v2's (what I have at the moment). I really don't have much experience with headsets but the best gaming headsets are made by logitech, razer, steelseries, tritton and probably roccat. just search what they got to offer.

Yeah, I think I'll save the money from they keyboard and the headset and buy the Razer mamba, it seems soo perfect! And the deathrazor and the other ones seem to be just a LITTLE bit better than mine, soo I guess it wouldn't be worth it :X

Tough I still think I'll buy a new keyboard, Im learning how to programm soo I guess I need a better one...

yeah I've heard many good things about the mamba.

what kind of keyboard do you have atm?

Just that plain old keyboard, it was like 10 bucks or less ( my country has overpriced eletronics, soo I don't realy know ) the mambo mouse is R$400 ( Brazilian money, reais ), or 120 Dollars, my keyboard was R$20...

Im torn betwin having an awsome gaming "keyboard" : www.razerzone.com/store/razer-nostromo

Or a normal one ( expecialy because im gonna start programing soon... )

those are really nice. they're best suited for MMO's. I wouldn't get it since its so limited to gaming only. won't help you with programming at all :P

Yeah, I guess soo... But this one looks soo cool!

Well, Thank you once again for all the help :)

Now its up to me to decide and buy ^^

Thanks!

like this one www.razerzone.com/store/razer-arctosa

Thank you very much! You have helped me alot :)

I'll look those up and see wich ones I like better.

You are amazing! Have a great life :D!

no problem! obviously these things that I've recommended aren't the ones you HAVE to get.

since you don't seem play any competitive FPS games, where hearing your enemies footsteps in a 3 dimensional space is really important, you don't need a super expensive 5.1/7.1 surround sound headphones. so I would just recommend choosing headsets that seem the most comfortable, but don't buy super cheap ones just because they're comfy. noise cancellation is always a plus. (although, sometimes you don't realize that you are speaking really fucking loud...which may annoy other family members :D)

generally speaking a good gaming mouse is defined by its DPI (dots per inc) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_dpi#Mouse_speed. the higher DPI, the more accurate/responsive the mouse is. but again, DPI is the biggest concern for competitive FPS players. for your type of games, DPI shouldn't be a huge concern so choose something that fits your hand the best. its always a plus if the mouse has few buttons on the side and a button that changes the DPI (sensitivity) on the fly.

razor makes amazing mice
not all but they're often great quality

Thank you, will look it up on theyr site.

but also priced quite high

true that

Don't get a headset, the sound quality and mics aren't good for the price. Buy and entry level Audiophile headphones and a cheap mic and it will be much better than just a headset.

Also, for a mouse, you could get the Corsair m60 or m90, I have the m60 and it is a great mouse, it feels great and is made very well and I highly recommend it, although I would suggest getting the m90 as they are the same except that the m90 has a bunch of programmable keys while the m60 only has a "sniper" key which I never use.

You might also want to buy a nice mousepad to go along with it. I have the Roccat Taito mid size 3mm, it might a bit pricey at $15, but the two go together so well and feels very nice.

Thank you very much!

There is no best for categories. depends on personal taste

Thanks ^^.

I'd just search on comparison sites around your budget and find some you like and check reviews

Ill do that right now ^^, thanks again :3.

Any headsets with very good mics and good sound too?

I'd say pick a few in your pricerange and look up reviews.

Fox and the hound.

Thank you :)

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