Uh... not quite sure exactly how this happened but I was deleting a few games by setting it to "Delete" from my Collection and right after I clicked Save at the bottom, all my lists were cleared out.

I mean, sure, I could spend a couple hours rebuilding my lists Collection, Tracked Games, and Wish List but if it's going to do that again, I really don't want to bother. Thankfully all my ratings are still there so I know which games to add for Collection easily. Ialso have my IGN lists to cross-reference so I'm not too concerned.

The question is, how exactly did all my lists get cleared out simply by deleting a few games from Collection?!

And since I'm posting here anyway, any idea why the GS website is abnormally slow? Clicking buttons, pretty much interacting with anything on the site has a few seconds of delay. (And no, it's not my net connection or computer specs.)

EDIT: Apparently my lists are back again. o.o?? Very strange....

Gaming Router? Lmao, what a waste of money.Hiryuu_

Waste of money? I guess it really depends. Gigabit connections along with wireless, firewall, QoS, and many other features a few years ago? Any other router that can compete at that time?

Nowadays, the gap has closed quite a bit but it's still a high-quality router. *shrugs*

Heh, I'm kinda surprised at all the support for Linksys and ******. :P

My friends and I have pretty much used D-Link routers exclusively for the last several years. Not to say that we haven't tried other brands like Linksys but for our uses, Linksys just hasn't cut it in terms of stability (multiple connections often force the router to kill itself by disconnecting/restarting/etc.). As for ******... I don't think it holds a candle even to Linksys.

Anyway, I've been using the D-Link DGL-4300 Gaming Router for the last couple years without a hitch, it's pricey but imo, definitely worth it. Linksys is _not_ a bad company but the quality of their routers ranges significantly.