Pc Building Simulator E-sports(2020) Access

: You eventually move from the team house to massive arena stages, setting up the ultimate battle stations under the bright lights of a global tournament.

: As the team progresses through tournaments, the requests become "emergencies." You might have to fix a PC minutes before a qualifying round or optimize a fleet of laptops for an away game.

: A major part of the narrative involves managing sponsor requirements. You’ll have to swap out perfectly good parts for a sponsor's specific GPU or RAM to keep the team’s funding secured.

: You start by getting hired by a team (like the "Trinity" or "Overclockers") looking to climb the ranks. You are given a dedicated workshop within their team house.

: Unlike the base game, the "customers" are pro players with specific personalities. Some are obsessed with RGB aesthetics, while others are "min-maxers" who demand specific benchmarks or cooling setups to gain a competitive edge.

The story follows your journey as the backbone of an aspiring e-sports organization. While the players focus on their "actions per minute," you focus on their "frames per second." Your goal is to manage the technical needs of various teams, ensuring their rigs never fail during a crucial match. Key Story Beats

: The story concludes as your team reaches the championship. Your success is measured by the team's performance; if their PCs stay cool and fast, they win, and your reputation as the industry's best technician is solidified. Unique Mechanics

: You eventually move from the team house to massive arena stages, setting up the ultimate battle stations under the bright lights of a global tournament.

: As the team progresses through tournaments, the requests become "emergencies." You might have to fix a PC minutes before a qualifying round or optimize a fleet of laptops for an away game.

: A major part of the narrative involves managing sponsor requirements. You’ll have to swap out perfectly good parts for a sponsor's specific GPU or RAM to keep the team’s funding secured.

: You start by getting hired by a team (like the "Trinity" or "Overclockers") looking to climb the ranks. You are given a dedicated workshop within their team house.

: Unlike the base game, the "customers" are pro players with specific personalities. Some are obsessed with RGB aesthetics, while others are "min-maxers" who demand specific benchmarks or cooling setups to gain a competitive edge.

The story follows your journey as the backbone of an aspiring e-sports organization. While the players focus on their "actions per minute," you focus on their "frames per second." Your goal is to manage the technical needs of various teams, ensuring their rigs never fail during a crucial match. Key Story Beats

: The story concludes as your team reaches the championship. Your success is measured by the team's performance; if their PCs stay cool and fast, they win, and your reputation as the industry's best technician is solidified. Unique Mechanics