Ok... I have PSO ep 1/2 plus for GC. I am getting my modem adapter in the mail in a few days. I live in America. What else will I need to get online?

i'm wanting to trade for either Sange, or any agito.

ive got plenty of PDs, def and evp mats, red handgun(0/50/30/0), gae bolg (0/50/0/0/35) slot 4 custom frame/electro frame/and graviton plate. ill post more if needed

Karasu is the master of these here are a few that she has sent me:

http://www.iloveegg.com/winopen_ani/eggsong.htm

http://landofthegods.proboards41.com/ind...ction=home


http://www.koit.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/baabaa.html


http://thefifthdistrict.com/potter/


Enjoy!

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Hi everyone,

As you may have read in another thread, I recently set up my Dreamcast again, so I can relive some good memories during the summer

I decided to make a sort of diary of what games I've been playing. Maybe some of you fellow Dreamcast owners can look back happily at some of the best Dreamcast games, possibly even being encouraged to dig out your own and have a revisit for yourselves! Those of you without Dreamcasts can also join in the discussions, and let's not forget that quite a few Dreamcast games have continued on other console (not least PSO!)

Finally, despite this being 'my' Dremcast diary, feel free to reply! I look forward to hearing your own views too!

So, with the introduction out of the way, let's begin:

Monday 4th July

This was the day I decided to get out the Dreamcast again! I set it up with the tv in my bedroom, taking the table space from a radio-alarm (no longer needed in the holidays). The first game to be played on it was Virtua Tennis, with my brother. Quite probably the best tennis game ever (though not forgetting it's sequel). Most likely inspired to play by Wimbledon, our character choices were similarly connected. My brother going with the old British hope Tim Henman (who unfortunately didn't get too far this year), me going with Thomas Johannson, who was knocked out by Andy Roddick in a very exciting match in the semi-finals! The game remains instantly rewarding yet easy to get into, a fine example of how arcade sports games should be. As an added bonus, I beat my brother 6-3 in a one set match

Wednesday 6th July

On this rather rainy day (in the middle of a fairly typical English summer, it seems) I decided to play a favourite of mine, and a real classic, Bangai-O. As soon as I got playing I was reminded of just how great the game is. It's just so unique, even among 2D shooters, and so charmingly barmy. The dialogue and story in general are as wonderfully bizarre as I remember, and the whole game, in visuals, audio and gameplay has such a simple charm to it. Unfortunately the experience was not wholly enjoyable though. Today my Dreamcast started getting the same old resetting problems owners dread, drawing my playing to an early close. Still, I hope it will return to normal working order shortly, and Bangai-O will receive a longer play.

I'm the original PhotonSlayer, but my bro took over my account so i started new. cya around

if u could control one element out of these: fire, water, earth, metal, wood, air, and electricity what would it be? i would control air

Just wanted to point out that in the item database, the cell 512 item in http://www.ragol.co.uk/items/EpZylulAkFahZGgeij.shtml contains a "see this guide" link ( http://www.ragol.co.uk/guides/EpZEAVVVylVAjRSSNh.shtml ) which doesn't work.

EDIT: Hey Serpent it's been a while

I have noticed many threads popping up stating "hackers suck" and "why hack?" and "why pay money to screw up other peoples games?" so I thought I would clear up the definition of a hacker and tell you all what they really are and what they actually do.

The definition of a hacker is someone who gains un-authorised access to data, e.g. if you log on to somone's computer by accurately guessing their password you are a hacker.

Many of you seem to think hackers all spend hours coding and illigally modifying data just to annoy you, this is not the case. If we take my definition of hacker, we can see it does not contain anything that means you have to screw around with other peoples data to annoy them.

So, how do we apply this definition of hacking to Phantasy Star Online? They must gain access to restricted data, an Action Replay can do this extremely well. For example, gaining access to an NPC classes as restricted data, because it is an infringement to Sonic Team to use these copyrighted characters withought having a legitimate way of doing it, it is a further violation to use such a 'hacked privilage' online.
Technically, you could hack PSO by guessing the password to somones Hunters Lisence account. So you see, coding (or using an Action Replay) really is not a necessary part of being a hacker, and neither is messing up other peoples save files!

That is closer to being a 'Cracker' and even they do not have to damage others whilst in play.

There are many people out there who hack simply because it gives the game more playability for them. You might say "I have hacked and it makes it more boring for me!" but that is just a generalisation that assumes everyone finds hacking as boring as you do. Just because you dont like strawberries doesnt mean other people dont, other people are not you! We have to accept when playing online that there are a number of individuals who have different ideas of fun to ourselves, if you dont like their style then go somewhere else.

Yes, people who harm games are hackers/crackers but not all hackers/crackers can or will harm you! So you see, there really is nothing to cause you to say "All hackers suck!" as some are very nice people. A more correct phrase would be "That guy who hacked me and corrupted me, he sucks!" but not all hackers are like that and I cannot stress this enough, so please... I never thought I'd be the one to say this (*points to name*) but -
please stop flaming people just because they hack!

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Additional Information Provided By Legato2471:

Legits - People who play the game with no use of hacked, duped or stacked items. Some dupe so they can have back ups of rare items incase of FSOD.

AR users - Players who use Action Replay. A cheating device that edits the hex memory of the game file allowing users to gain access to many things legit players cannot get. These things include fast leveling, rare items, becoming an NPC like Sonic, swearing, and even FSOD. Some players admit they use AR and got codes from the internet, other people, FSOD noobs think they are real hackers. That's only true if they made the codes themselves.

Script Kiddie - The majority of Action Replay users fall into this catagory. These are people who use codes and cheating devices without any knowledge on how they work, or how to make codes.

Hackers - They can be catagorized in the same way that computer hackers can. Black hat, white hat, and grey hat. First, hackers don't use Action Replay, but rather they packet edit and stream edit. This allows them to send commands from client to server which can affect the game in ways that an Action Replay cannot

Black Hat - Hacker who stream or packet edits to do harm to other players. (Lobby Reload, PK, NOL, BSOD etc.)

White Hat - Hacker who uses their programs to help other players or fight the black hat hackers.

Grey Hat - Hacker who does both. They can harm or help players depending on how they feel. Some Grey hats go on to become Black Hats because it's just easier to harm than help.

Everytime I try to go on the online mode it just says

101

The connection failed it could be that the server is under maintenance
blah blah blah
Signing out now.. press start :|

Im using a network connection and am on BT broadband

Is anyone online now or whats happened?

I NEED HELP!!