It's pretty good to have a big amount of money, but not too much of it. It tends to get to people's heads, and they'll start begging for more. That's what happened to many, many giant corporations like comcast, EA, among others. Some corporations go out of their way to hog product prices, set their tax adress to another country so they need to pay less for the typical consumer, even going as far as destroying forests and rivers for profit. It makes me worry that our planet will sink in the name of giant evil corporations.

So what is my opinion on money? It can buy a lot, I can see the enjoyment out of having a lot of it, but I wouldn't like to have too much of it, since money can easily corrupt a lot of people, and that is what I don't like. So in short, it's good, but not in gargantuan amounts.

I personally attempt to avoid most free-to-play games, due to the term Free being an over-statement. What I mean is: The game says it's free, but then a few minutes after downloading, you come across either a pay wall, a sudden difficulty spike that forces you to fork over cash, or even both. Don't even get me started with game of war: fire age, what I can easily call the worst self proclaimed Free-to-play game of the decade. Seriously, if you don't fork over a 1000 bucks a week, you'll have to wait for weeks, months, or even entire years just for fictional buildings to upgrade, all while overpowered paying players farm you every day. A lot of Chinese MMOs are like this, too, on top of plagiarism. I'm pretty sure a certain war tune will come to mind.

Fortunately, there are some Free-to-play games that don't actively try to make you pay. Some examples include Love Live, Kingdom Hearts Unchained X, Puzzle & Dragons, and iDOLM@STER: Cinderella girls: Starlight Stage. All of these free-to-play games can be played normally without that much waiting, and they give out premium currency on a pretty common basis, so you don't have to worry about having to spend over a hundred dollars just for a single item. You can just play for a few days, or maybe even a week, and you can eventually get it without spending even just one buck.

After a while, I found it very easy to distinguish between playable free-to-play games to sweatshop-made cash grabs that penalize free players for whatever they do. I've been playing the previously mentioned 5 games for at least a year now, and if I stop playing, I tend to come back later. I also did the same for a Chinese MMO, but once I came back and played that for a week, I remembered why I stopped. If I don't have to pay to get an advantage, chances are strong that I'll play it for at least 2 months.

I´ve been wanting to play an emulated version of Photoplay for quite some time. I eventually found a ROM on this site, but it says that I need a plugin to play it. I installed the latest version of the RGR plugin, version 2.41, but Google Chrome thinks it´s not installed, and I haven´t been able to get the game working. I tried running the Helper Service, but when I start it up, my PC says that it exited unexpectedly, even though it hasn´t even started up yet. This happened after installing the plugin, too.

Can anyone help me with getting Emulation on Chrome to work? Thanks.