Got two questions...please help me. T_T - Final Fantasy XI :: Dreams in Vana'diel :: Community

spaz05 · 03-23-2004, 06:04 PM

Well, I'm not sure I posted my first queston in the right forum so I'm gonna try here. I'm a helpless newbie.... T_T

Okay, first question:

I have a wireless router hooked up to our computer so my dad could use the internet on his laptop and someone else could use the internet on the PC at the same time. It's this product right here. Now, I know I can get an adaptor and use it to connect my PS2 to the internet for FFXI, I even know there are adaptors made just for gaming. But do I have to get one of the gaming ones? Won't a regular adaptor work? Like this one here? It's just that the gaming ones are soooooooooo expensive, and if I can get just a regular adaptor that'd be great. Please reply ASAP seeing as I need to get the adaptor tomorrow after I pick up my game. Oh, I don't know much abuot this wireless stuff, so you may have to goto into detail for me. ^_~

Now for the second question:

Both my brother and I are getting FFXI for PS2 (we can't share anything. don't ask). Is it possible for two accounts to be going on in the same household on the same credit card?

Damastas · 03-23-2004, 06:09 PM

You must buy an adapater designed specifically for the PS2, because the HDD connects to your PS2 through the adapter which the adapter connects to your PS2.

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Both my brother and I are getting FFXI for PS2 (we can't share anything. don't ask). Is it possible for two accounts to be going on in the same household on the same credit card?

If you have two seperate PS2's, two HDD's, and two seperate accounts registered, it doesn't matter if they are in the same house or on the same card.

spaz05 · 03-23-2004, 06:32 PM

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Originally posted by Damastas
You must buy an adapater designed specifically for the PS2, because the HDD connects to your PS2 through the adapter which the adapter connects to your PS2.

So I have to by the gaming adaptor? Geez....70 bucks.... T_T

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If you have two seperate PS2's, two HDD's, and two seperate accounts registered, it doesn't matter if they are in the same house or on the same card.

Whew. Thank you. It would've been a really bad thing if that weren't possible, believe me. ^_^