Any ssd will work in your case , go for the cheapest . <| sep |> hire people who know what they are doing like graphic designers and marketing people . You are in the most crowded space on earth , trying to get the eyes of people on the web . Don ' t fool yourself into thinking a few tweaks will do the trick . You need experts in the field to show how you are unique and for you to be unique . <| sep |> Yes well . Sucks that Waid doesn ' t want to come back anytime soon . How is Buseik ' s run though ? Would you place it in the best runs on Superman ? <| sep |> Without a queue you get placed into a lobby randomly and it ' s first come first serve . This makes it impossible to sort people by their ELO , which is the entire point of Ranked . By having a queue you basically create a giant lobby with everyone wanting to play a ranked game . Every 3 minutes it creates a new queue , and let ' s say 65 people join . With 15 people per game they create 4 games , and the last five people to join get shunted into the next queue since they are at the start of the queue they are basically guaranteed to get a game the next time unless there aren ' t 15 people in the queue , which is basically never going to happen . So now there are four games , and so it ' ll take the 15 people with the highest ELO and put them in one , then the next 15 highest ELO in the second , so on and so forth until all the games are filled . This way you are far less likely to get some people with several thousand ELO playing against people under one thousand ELO . The longer the queue the more people will be waiting , so the ELO scores of everyone in a game will tend to be more similar than a game that had a shorter queue and therefore a smaller pool to pick people from . So it becomes a tradeoff , if the queue is too long nobody would want to play but if it ' s too short it can ' t do it ' s job .