Butler27

Cooler Master makes decent power supplies, but I'd recommend either Corsair or Seasonic PSUs. What types of graphics card(s) are you using? I would definitely get a power supply with more than 526W, or whatever their calculator is recommending. There's no harm in having "too much" power, as the watt rating is only an indication of what the power supply CAN deliver if needed, rather than a measure of constant power use. Efficiency relates to how much of the PSU's power is lost to heat as opposed to being used to power your computer. You'll want an "80 Plus"-rated power supply. There are four different levels of 80 Plus ratings: Gold, Silver, Bronze, and just "rated," with Gold being the most efficient. My personal recommendation is to get one of the Corsair TX V2 series power supplies (also called their Enthusiast Series), either the 750W or 850W unit depending on your configuration. Their AX (or Professional Series) units are even better, though they're pricier.

i want to share something about NPC health, each NPC has a green square affair around their feet. This doesn’t just allow you to spot them on the battlefield. It is also a health indicator. The colour will change to yellow as they start to fall low on morale. This is also true of your ally, so you have two ways to track their health. These are useful, but sometimes you want more. It’s easy not to see the colour change until it’s too late to do something about it, especially if you don’t have any heal skills (yes, you can heal NPCs in case you somehow didn’t know that!). The NPC shows their general status with a colour code at their feet. While Mathi in “Siege of Gondamon”, for example, has his own bar on your UI which you can keep an eye on to ensure he doesn’t die (a requirement of the Skirmish), other NPCs don’t. The Siege of Gondamon is a good example because some of the optionals will arrive while you are at a different gate and the NPC will deal with them, and you’ll miss out because you won’t know they have been there. If only there was some way to know if an NPC was taking damage, without you having them selected as a target.