I will admit, Jordanv78, that Firefox seems to run the smoothest of the three I've tried. My Chrome, as per your suggestion, doesn't really work well on my computer. I'm not really sure why, although I'm not the only person that uses this particular computer. Being the only one that is not tech savvy and thus least likely to mess around with it I can't really say why it doesn't work. I tried that link you posted in Safari and it loaded perfectly fine. As for the graphic card, nothing has been done to the hardware of this computer in recent memory. Given that I only started using this computer for Vizzed recently, I don't know that's the likely issue. But as I say, not exactly tech savvy.

So, I've had a run of issues with the RGR Plugin, none of which really seem to fit into the pre-existing categories regarding issues with it so I'm going to run through what has happened, worked or not worked, etc and then grovel for help. The first issue that arose was in Internet Explorer. I was playing some of my games and the game screen, not the browser window but the viewable portion of the game, seemed to shift or shrink and cut out a part of the game along the bottom and right sides of the game. I moved to Fire Fox after asking the Staff for help, however the issue didn't go away.The Staff suggested that I F11 maximize the browser (which did work to correct the shift/shrink issue), however I had since gone to playing in Safari which for a while didn't have an issues.Yesterday and today, all three of the browsers refuse to load any of the games. On the bottom of the plugin window I'm now seeing an error: Failed to parse sever file version info.I'm not sure what this means, but it's across IE, FF and Safari now. The game view was fine, for the short while that the plugin worked after fixing the shift/shrink issue. I have tried re-installing and repairing the plugin, but that doesn't seem to do anything.Any help would be appreciated, especially from other people who've had similar problems. At the very least we might be able to get a brainstorm going.

As much fun as I have had and will probably continue to have playing MMORPGs, I think that there are just too many inherent problems in their construction, particularly in the post-WoW era, that simply make them eventually less fun than an RPG. Obviously, as with almost all things, there are exceptions.



For example, unless you have something really, really, really sells well (for example World of Warcraft) the games servers are going to eventually become empty ghost towns because everyone has moved on to the next shiny new MMO. Or, the game falls into the cycle of 'Why are you playing for 8 hours at a time? To get better stuff! Oh... Ok. Why do you need better stuff? To get the really, really good items!!' which swiftly boils the user-base down to the strange life forms that occupy the twilight zone.



For me, its just not enough to be told 'If you want these reaaaalllly awesome items you've gotta play for This Long and be THAT awesome at XdX' especially when it starts feeling like work.

In the last few months since Dragon Age 2 came out, I've been hearing a lot of babble about all the different things that people DON'T like about Dragon Age, from Origins, to the DLC, to now number 2. So I thought that there would be no harm is asking: What are the good things about Dragon Age?

I personally like the character interaction, especially the changes made in number 2. One thing that I liked from the original game and dlc that has been taken out of 2 is the... variety, if that is the correct word, of skills available. But then, thats just me.

What do you think? And remember, this is about the things you LIKE not the things you don't like.