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cpayumo12
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My mom's really strict when it comes to downloads. Please leave your answers on the comments below. TEEHEE

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GhostOfHorror
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Nomad

When you say downloading MMO games, are you referring to the MMO's on AG?
I can't imagine them doing much harm to your computer, since, if there is a download time for one, it's rather short.

Whereas; if it's something like DDO, LOL or Maple Story, it may slow it done since most of them can take anywhere between 2-5 hours.

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Calm yourself. Downloads are normally fine as long as they are not huge games. Such as world of warcraft. That takes up a huge chuck or memory.What game do you wish to download?

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My mom's really strict when it comes to downloads

For me its my dad lol... And idk... IT doesn't really have to be just MMO games. It really could be anything. Depends on your computer and properties...

Maybe if you have little space left, yes your computer will probably lag...
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You don't download MMO games. If you do you won't be able to connect to the server. What you're saying is, "Does downloading the files to play MMO games make your computer slow? (Which automatically happens when starting the games)" The answer is yes, unless you clear cookies and cache when you're done playing.

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Bard

Most MMOs are under 1GB and budget ones may only be half that.

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Not really unless you are referring to MMORRG ( might have done that wrong)
Those really take up space. Examples World of Warcraft Maplestory etc

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Bard

I said most.
Most MMOs dont have millions of dollars to spend on their game and therefore never become popular enough for you to have heard of them.

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Nomad

it only goes slow when you are downloading after that its fine

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Actually MMOs (assuming we are talking about AG's MMOs) take up probably even less space in your computer than normal flash games, because they tend to store game information on the game's server associated to your account rather than on your computer as flash cookies.

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