https://apps.facebook.com/ffxiv_beta/ you need to like the facebook (is the official DE playstation facebook) and make a SE account on the Europe side (you can still play na servers but you need an European account to register the key)

for me it'd be conquer online. You need to spend money to do well in pvp(thats what teh game is about). With money you could buy everything in the ah including exp balls, and gear. Someone could start at lvl 1 and get to max lvl and have the best gear without working for it or killing a single mob. Just need the cash.

explain why its pay to win

I know warp portal as far as RO1 goes doesn't have an ip restriction, I was able to play it from S.Korea, wanted to find some games I can play with my lady friend while I'm here in America for awhile.

SO I have been a huge fan of the Borderlands series, and I realized that one of the most awesome qualities of that game isn't the game play itself, but the story. However I do like to get a legendary Item once in a while (for all those who don't play borderlands a legendary item is a powerful weapon that has a very low chance to drop from a fallen enemies corpse, and generally are very powerful). It seems though that the chances are so low that the only way is to "grind" for hours and hours on a boss until it drops and even then your not guaranteed one. As some one who has actually done this I can tell you it gets frustrating, and puts a bad taste in my mouth about the game itself. Unfortunately many MMORPGs have been doing the grind game as a substitute for better gameplay. for example a game may boast 20+ hours of game play but how much of that is traveling to an area, fighting the same monsters over and over, or watching cut scenes/quick time events (Morrowwind was an example of this and so when fast travel was created that became the new standard). Now I am not trying to say that all games that involve grind are bad games, but what I would like is to reward people for grinding, more so then what is being done now. for example in Borderlands you have a certain percent chance that such and such item will drop from an enemy, I think it would be cool if Borderlands could record how many times you have "grinded" on that boss, and increases the chances of rarer loot by a small margin per instance. I also think that this would be a useful technique for other MMORPGs. Imagine you are guaranteed an Item (not maybe), how much more would you be willing to work for that item, thus the games would be played more for the fact that there is a realistic goal that can be achieved. Anyway just my thoughts this morning tell me what you think.