I'm attempting to play online with my ds but it's informing me my security settings aren't supported by my router. I have a netgear and when I click on the smart wizard it opens and then shuts immediately. I really have no idea how to change the security settings with or without this "smart wizard" but I figure I need it but the damn thing won't stay open. And this page from nintendo:

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc/en_na/ds/routers/Netgear/WGR614V6/index.jsp

is indecipherable to me. I'm afraid I have no idea what it's talking about. Anyone able to give me a bit of help? Thanks so much.

Isn't the Oblivion world smaller than the Morrowind world? My friend has both, and I noticed that. Morrowing has tons of towns and a lot of land to go over. But Oblivion doesn't have not nearly as many towns. But, if you want to even TRY Oblivion, you will need an amazingly awesome super mega computer. It is really hard to get it on high, and it probably isn't even safe to run it on high even with the most current stuff. So, if you want Oblivion, make sure your computer can handle it... Seriously...funnybunny12

Hahaha, Gothic is a pale impersonation of The Elder Scrolls games.BloodMist

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From What I gather you like First person Perspective Games, with this i can only recommend Oblivion.

Planeforger

[QUOTE="Haylsinator"]How similar are Morrowind and Oblivion?BloodMist

Well since they're made by the same dev and take place on the same continent, quite similar.But, they both take place in different regions so they have their differerences.I'd go with Oblivion since it's just a nice improvement from Morrowind.That being said, playing Morrowind afterwards wouldn't be out of the question.