 It's summertime and that means the other humans that call themselves your friends and family are going to be harassing you to go outside with them. Sometimes even overnight, causing entire weekends to be wasted on not gaming. Bleh. I mean, don't these people even know that you've got raids to run, noobs to pwn, and bags to tea? Well, don't worry. This summer, you can have your Mountain Dew and drink it too. This summer, you can bring your games with you into the icky wilderness. And I'm not talking about some sissy mobile gaming, Nintendogs, Switchboy baloney. No, no. I'm talking about having the ultimate camping battle station so you can game on, my friends, literally anywhere. Alright, so the first thing you'll need to take your PC gaming experience camping is a PC. We're using the Infinite A from MSI. It's got a Core i7-7700 CPU and a GTX 1080, so definitely enough oomph to butter up your favorite games, and it has this convenient carrying handle. It's like they knew. Though, depending on how much space you have in the Winnebago, with our guide, you can bring pretty much as much or as little firepower as you want, from the overkill to the small, like this MSI GS73 VR gaming laptop. Whatever your rig, we can power it. Which brings us to the generator. If you guys are anything like me, then you will love the prospect of powering your beast machine with gasoline. But not any old generator will do. Electronics, especially your baby, rely on stable power delivery, which is why we are using what's called an inverter generator. This one right here happens to be capable of a completely superfluous 3,500 watts of power output, because that is how we do, son. Also, that was the only one that was available at the rental house today. But smaller inverter generators like this one should be more than enough to get the job done, since computers generally draw less than 500 watts, even while gaming. As for fuel, our 8-liter generator burned about 0.4 liters per hour during our test, so for an entire weekend of 12-hour gaming sessions, we'd recommend bringing along 15 liters of gas, or about 4 gallons. Oh, and don't forget to bring along an extension cord, so your teammates don't have to listen to the drone of the generator on Teamspeak, as well as a power bar to plug everything in and, if you're super hardcore, a UPS. So even if you run out of gas, you can still finish up the round before running over there to top up. There is literally no need to shut down, ever. Now, what we've got so far would be enough, whether you're out in the woods for a LAN party with friends, or your friends totally suck, and you'd rather game solo. If it weren't for pesky online activation. These days, even many single-player games require an always-on internet connection. And let's face it, you guys are dying to tap into the kind of primal base instincts that only wrecking chumps from an open cliff face can evoke, so let's get online. We're using a wireless hotspot from TELUS that we loaded up with 4 gigs of data, enough to get us through an entire long weekend's worth of 12-hour gaming sessions every day, since most modern games only use about 100 megabytes of data per hour. Just be sure to get any games, including updates and downloadable content, before you leave the safety of your ethernet cables embrace. And don't canoe into the wild just yet. You may have learned enough to build a camping battle station by this point, but is it? Stay in the store. Keep observing, young grasshopper. With this personal canopy system, you can maintain your healthy Casper-like glow, and with our very affordable monitor hood, you can throw shade on your screen and all the haters. Then, for 100% completion, add a tiny fan that no one but you is allowed to use, oh and don't forget to bring a towel, to wipe the sweat and bugle crumbs off your fingers in between spawns. Which brings us, quite gracefully actually, to the food situation. Most beverages at the campsite are going to be chilled with ice in a cooler, which means you're going to have to get up to get one, and your hands will get cold and wet every time you reach for your drink. If you're a sucker, our drinks are going to be on hand and as dry as a can of hydration can be. But, aren't you going to have to leave your desk to get food anyway? Not this time, idiot! We brought our telescopic, 3 meter long, live streaming weenie roaster. I am never socializing again. But how to keep the other humans from coming over to me to ruin my fun? Gotcha covered. Party poopers can't bork what they can't see. Whoa! Where'd it go? Plus we brought a second line of defense. Literally. These $10 sound grenades scream at 130 decibels, perfect for repelling bears, robbers, or people who care about you. Does this even work? Ah! Oh! Oh, shut up! But if they're anywhere near as persistent as mine, at least you've got your rig, you've got your power, you've got your data, and of course, your camping necessities. Everything you need to go totally feral. You don't even need to pack deodorant! And if you really want to get in the game, by the way, we recommend the Far Cry series. Rawr! So, thanks for watching guys, and a huge thank you to MSI for sponsoring this fun little video with their Infinite A gaming system and with their super thin and light gaming laptop sporting Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 graphics with Max-Q design. You can check those out at the link in the video description. 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