You build things that last. A base, a city, a guild. And you like building them with others most, even if half of them mainly collect wood while you plan.
For you, tech is a building tool. Setting up servers, installing mods, adjusting settings so that even the friend with the old laptop can join in. If your world is running, it is because you keep it running.
Your projects are big and sometimes never quite finished. But that is exactly the fun.
Strengths
+You plan big and still keep an eye on the details.
+You organise groups and keep them together for months.
+You can work your way into complex systems and mods.
Pitfalls
!Your project tends to grow faster than your teammates' enthusiasm.
!Mods and game versions do not always fit together, and then you are the go-to person.
!A crashed server can cost you your evening off.
Games that suit this type
MinecraftValheimSatisfactoryRustWorld of WarcraftFinal Fantasy XIVEnshrouded
Examples of the way of playing, not a list of what runs on which PC.
The right setup
Monitor
WQHD with 144 Hz for a better overview of your buildings.
Graphics card
Mid-range to upper mid-range. Many building games need processor power more than graphics, until you install shader mods.
Processor
A strong processor with several cores, especially if you run a server yourself.
Memory and storage
32 GB of RAM and lots of SSD space for worlds, mods and backups.
Accessories
A headset for long guild evenings and a mouse with extra buttons for MMO hotkeys.
Software
Mod manager, regular backups of your worlds and Discord with your own server for your group.
