LordAuld

I think the only games that captivated me for the longest time and that I played a ton and not because I felt I was forced to because I'd payed for them were Pokemon sapphire on the gameboy advance and oblivion when I first discovered it on the xbox 360. I remember finding oblivion for 10$ in the discount bin at a Zellers (These stores don't even exist anymore). It was one of my first RPGs and it was the best thing in the world to me at the time. After I played oblivion, I bought skyrim when it came out then elder scrolls online and I've just recently bought morrowind.

I had a great time with it, but my expectations were a lot higher than what the game ended up as. I feel like the gameplay is pretty good and the animations and combat is fun but the story feels sort of rushed. There are parts in the story that caught my attention but it would happen more often than not that the story arcs just became dull for me. It was super angering to me when I found out that they ditched any opportunities they might've had with singleplayer to focus on their multiplayer.

I honestly wouldn't recommend going for either of those things. I know my opinion doesn't count for much because you don't know me, but these towers probably aren't going to last you very long. I suggest you dish money into buying the components yourself and building it. You might even be able to get the same parts included in those PCs for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.