I have a 35hr in Breton mage. I started a new game, and a few saves from my new game overrided and deleted the saves from my old game! :evil:What do I do? Is there ANY way to get them back, or to fast forward to the beginning of Act III (which is where I was)?
Does anyone have ANY suggestions?
realguitarhero5
I know the feeling brother :(. Just use that new character and make it your new main - I don't think there is any way implemented into the game to retrieve the autosave/quick save things. Good luck, stay strong. Remember, Skyrim is for the nords.
Ever since I quit playing MMO games, I kind of regret purchasing a Naga. I mean, when I first bought it (the same time I played Warcarft) I convinced myself even if I were to quit WoW, I would still use the number grid thing on other RPG/Shooter games. I never did or do, it just doesn't really make things easier at all. Just my two sense, but if you are thinking of quitting playing MMO's or don't play them currently I would reccomend the naga. It's just a regular mouse with high DPI.
I just formatted my PC cause it had a problem, when downloading itunes again (empty without my music) and conecting mi ipod with all my songs it didnt transfered to my itunes.How do i transfer it? Im asking this because couple of years ago i messed up and erased all my ipod songs and it was painful :( ; i want just to be careful, thanks!
Shacrob
I don't think it's possible to transfer music from your iPod to iTunes, however there is a method which you can check online which allows you to locate where your songs are stored on your ipod on your computer (it's hidden or something). After you've retreived your music on your ipod, copy it over to your PC and then move it to your iTunes. The songs should have weird names like X7327dTY or something along them lines, but when you move the files into the itunes software, it will put the name back to normal. Hope this helps.
Kenect is great fun. Glad to be free of the thumb & butt numbing controller. How wonderful to be able to join in an active game with friends and family. Fun, socializing and excersise all at the same time. Only if you do not like any of the aforementioned, could you have a derogatory comment regarding the brilliant Xbox 360 Kenect.OldMarathonMan
Great job bumping a thread that is almost 2 years old.
Damn when i was 14 which was about 4 years ago all i had to my name was about $20. I would stick to the consoles you have because there are rumors surfacing that the next gen of consoel systems are coming out so you might want to get those. Also the PS Vita has great graphics and you might be interested in that.
ossama224
OP you made a grave mistake here - mentioning your age, here comes the nostalgia quotes from the older folks.. "Back in my day, we would be lucky if we got food for the night.."
My room is 8-10 meters from the modem/router and I need a wireless adapter for the new desktop I'm building. I did some "google-ing" and what I mostly saw was that pci will provide stonger signal and faster connectivity while usb is good but it is more flexible. The usb I'm looking at is 150Mbps while the pci are only 54. I'm hoping to get something around $20 usd.Any suggestions?
This is the usb wireless adapter I'm trying to get
When I first built my rig, I was looking at options like this. I ended up just buying multiple random cheap USB & PCI-E ones (No idea why I went express) to see which one works best, I have to admit I didn't really go for any of the good brands, and went for the cheaper ones such as TP-LINK. Both types turned out to be dreadful in terms of connectivity, and I would frequently lose connection every 15-20 minutes. In the end I just settled for buying a 50 meter ethernet cable and wired it to the outside of my house, doesn't look very nice. All in all, I don't think it matters if the hardware is USB or PCI, I'd say it relies more heavily on the brand/quality of it. For example, my friend uses a ASUS N15 card and his connection is flawless.
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