Blech, ah well thanks for the answer, can't wait to get the game that started my FF craze :D

Put simply, after seeing the advertisement here in the PS3 area, I'm wondering the fact that FF7 is on the PSP is it only for dowload, or can actually be bought physically?

I doubt they are amazing anymore after that.RK-Mara

As helpful as an answer that is I was lloking for more of a "oh well go here for a mod" than a comment. :|

I don't really know if this is the right place to ask this, but I wanted some help. Anyone able to tell me what is happening, if for certain random months at a time, with no pattern or predictability, whenever I enter an even seemingly empty big city (Org, Stormwind, Dalaran, ect) or even one thats filled, my game has a chance of literally turning my internet off in my house. Here are the details.

I get my internet from my mothers modem, wirelessly.

My computer is up to par, and heavily customized to make playing even better.

This usually only happens in big cities, but occasionally when I use a hearthstone/stop flying (flight path wise)/enter a small town it will shut the internet down.

When it shutsdown everyone thats using the internet from the modem is down too.

Changing computers doesn't effect the problem.

But changing places (different house/internet setup) will allow me to play.

This sometimes goes on for a day, longest 6 months.

Nothing I've discovered fixes or makes the situation worse.

When it disconnects, it obviously disconnects me from WoW, and when logging back in after fixing the internet it will show my character in what looks as if i logged in, caught a look at some of the people around, then 1 minute and I get kicked out, and my internet shuts off.

Also, my friends say they see that I am online for a couple seconds then they say I log out.

Please if anyone can even give me an idea of how to fix this tell me. I love WoW and to try and play it without even getting near cities when level 80 is extremely frustrating. I just really want to play the game and nothing seems to help.

I know it is cheating and all, but anyone know of any mods on any websites for Fallout 1 or 2 that allow for invincibility and/or the ability to modify ones stats by whim? Its not that I don't want the challenge, but I really want to simply "play" the game. Not have to worry about dying, radiation, or the random super mutant pack. Again, please don't flame me for wanting to suck the challenge out of these amazing games, but personally, I'm terrible at them. So I just want to able to enjoy the game or the challenge when I choose.

So anyway, any mods or ways of making ones character invincible?

Since its summer time I've run out of games, at least until all these big releases hit. So I was wondering, anyone have any games they know of that are good RPG's? I'm mostly looking for games with conversation (like Mass Effect), good and evil alignment, or just really cool customization. Any ideas?

As a kid, I loved to day dream about how the world would be like with pokemon, with a chance to have adventure, and to make friends. So even I have wished (when I was younger) the world to be like pokemon. Even nowadays, at 14 years old, and life being so stressful, filled with peer pressure and confusing education, I wish that life could be as easy as those games you see. The ones that if you were there, you had friends, and life always worked out in the end.

Then again, since nowadays the thought that something like that could happen, have been thrown out and lost, all I can do is day dream. But, as long as I play games, I think I will still...hope? Nah I can't say I hope since I know it won't happen, but I will dream about the thought, and the way my life would be like. It's something that really gets me thinking sometimes, knowing full well it won't happen, but still wondering what it would be like.

...But maybe I'm just wierd...

Agh, man that is a hard descision. I love both Fallout and the Fable series, and I know they both have so many pathways and endings that you wouldn't get bored for a really long time. But I have to go with Fallout 3, mostly because the others in the series are known for multiple endings and a reliable replay value. Plus the first Fable had a straight forward path to go on, and once that was over nothing was left. Simply start over and play again.

So yeah, I would go with Fallout 3.