I have the same problem...


mine is a S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR

driver version 6.14.10.0028


any help is appreciated!

Have a point. Many games (Runescape and Morrowind to name a few) you run around aimlessly trying to gain levels as the main focus. This is fun for a few months, but interest soon goes down. There should be a main goal in this game that may take years and years to complete.

Originally posted by Sifright
very poorly written about the wall street crash and it didnt come about directly due to the people buying shares... jezz im assuming youve done history this year or last for gcse well lets get it right this is what happened in the wall street crash!
(a histroy lesson for those of you who dont know )
1)People buy shars on stock market and make lots of money so people then take out loans on there houses and pretty much any thing they could use as collateral for borrowing to make more money

2) The big spenders who put millions into the stock market begin to pull investment out to get all there money.

3) normal people shiting them selves about how much they invested and the fact that the big spenders are pulling out also pull out destroying the vallues of shares making all those who invested in shares poor and making most companys go bust this lead to less cash being around and less money to be spent on consumer good s which made even more companys go bust so more people unemplyed and so untill world war 2 were america got most of its wealth with the fire arms agreement cant remember the name right now :p

histroy lesson over Wow i just covered a whole lesson in 5 mins : o

edit : fixed up some sp errors quickly:

I never said that it came directly from the people buying shares. It came from an econimic boom that was facilitated by the increased use of installment credit. People wanted these new products and used credit to get them. Soon afterwards, people could not pay off their debts. This econonic boom caused the stocks to rise and become unstable, and therefore this is a direct cause. I agree with what you (Sirfright) have written, though, though.

This was probably a bad example, but I was just trying to show that buying things on credit will most definitely lead to people getting into debt trouble, and this will ruin the economy.

How about just working for your money?

Don\'t you know what happened in the roaring 20s? Everybody bought everything on credit and it caused the stock market to crash and therefore creating the great depression. While your system might work, there should absolutely not be any loaning of money form banks to players in the game. Work hard and be rewarded, not be rewarded first.

I like the idea of the players controlling all of the buying and selling. After a while, I could see the NPC\'s that control the stores to be deleted.

But the other NPC\'s should still remain. Sure, players could give their own quests, but these quests would be hard to find and would probably be stupid (probably just gathering stuff for another person in exchange for money or something). They would lack depth.

As for guilds giving quests, I\'m all for that, but I could see many of the guilds not being dedicated enough to make great quests. Besides, wouldn\'t these have to be controlled by NPC\'s? If not, then the quests would probably be like the ones described in the previous paragraph. Besides, many players might not want to join a guild. NPC\'s would also have to control a banking system.

NPC\'s should stay in most cases, but they could eventually be taken from stores.

New and confirm is your password

enter your password then enter it again to make sure that you typed it correctly

after this, you can login, but it may take a while(possibly 5 mins or more) to load.

I like this idea

You then would not be stuck with the same looking character the whole game. I\'m all for it.

I really don\'t see what the problem is....

When you are inside in real life, your view is much more restricted than outside. You can\'t see through the walls, either.

How about using 1st person view all the time? I\'m comfortable with it.