Already someone's working on a third person mod.

Hoping they pull through, because this will look sick with the samurai Katana builds. 

You seem to really like strategy titles and city-builders. Those tend to need more CPU performance than GPU power. In almost all other cases, it's the other way around. So I would invest into an 8-core CPU if I were you.

What is your budget for the build? While we're at the budget, do you need some extras like an optical drive or a card reader? 

I don’t see myself using optical drives. I may need to have a card reader because Nintendo Switch uses sd cards for storage, I need to have a card reader if I want to transfer save files between sd cards.

I will not spend more than 1210.43$/987.19€/893.85£ for a PC (excluding display, keyboard, Mouse etc).

One or two USB-SD-Adapters for a few cents are good enough for that task.

The card reader isn't really a problem because you can always get one that connects to your PC through an USB port.

As for your components, and with that budget, I'd try to go for an AMD Ryzen 5 3600X (6-cores) processor, 16GB of RAM and for the GPU either an Nvidia RTX 2060 or an AMD 5600XT.

Keep in mind that this is just an idea, I don't know how prices go in Italy, and that prices may, and will, vary from store to store. Also, the performance will depend on the resolution of your monitor.

Basil: Sorry, I can't help you, I know nothing about wireless headsets.

Today's free game on the Epic Store is Defense Grid: The Awakening.

But why AMD Ryzen and not Intel. Intel has existed for a long time and I trust them. My old PC use to have an intel processor. But I know Nothing of AMD. And I think I’ll go with Nvidia too. My old computer used to have an intel and a nvidia.

Here's a little suggestion for you:

The GPU is a placeholder, since almost nothing was available (not even old gen), and what was came with a massive markup (cheapest 3070 cost 840€, for instance). So the choices were either this or a 1650, neither representative of the final build. In a month or two, you might get a 2060 Super if the prices come down again, otherwise the RX 5600 might be your best bet. There was one available on the site, but would have gone over budget by 4€, and I didn't want to cheap out on the other components...

Also, no OS yet included in this price since I wasn't sure if you had license lying around, and the fact they only have system builder version (full price with disc and all) while you can get cheaper versions for a fraction of their price.

I went with 32GB of RAM because RAM is the only thing that's actually really cheap right now, so better grab the chance while you can.

Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless. They have a feature that literally no other headset has, replaceable batteries. I wear it literally every single second I'm at home and wherever I am in my apartment. I don't have to worry about charging it, because whenever it runs low I just pop out the battery and switch it with the fully loaded battery that has been charging in the included charging station since the last swap. It also comes with additional bluetooth which is great because whenever someone calls on my phone I just have to press a button and it instantly connects to my smartphone and picks up the call. And then I can just continue to play because I can hear the call and the game simultaneously. It really is the best and only convenient headset out there.

If you don't care about convenience you can just take literally any other wireless headset.

Just to be clear, AMD has been around here since the 70s. They've also been here for a long time. And, due to their position behind Intel, they've used to be cheaper than them, until their latest processors (but well, they're better than Intel's so...).

In any case, if you prefer an Intel processor, and assuming that you won't overclock it, my choice would be an i5-10600 (also 6 cores and 12 threads and similar in price) or an i7-10700 (8 cores and 16 threads).