MackenzieH

I recently got re-hooked onto Dragonvale, but already I see why I stopped playing it in the first place. You can only go on for so long without having the urge to buy gems with real money through in-app purchases. It just isn't possible to earn enough gems without cheating to upgrade some of the buildings and buy some of the rarer dragon eggs. I want to jailbreak my iphone so that I can cheat the in-app purchases and buy as many gems and coins as I want, so that I can stop worrying about breeding the rare dragons and just buy the eggs. But what I really want is to unlock all of the limited time dragons that have already come and gone, ESPECIALLY the gemstone dragons I've missed. I'm not waiting a year for them to come back! Is there any way that jailbreaking my iphone will make these limited dragons eggs appear in the market for purchase?

-Thank you SO much!

OK. So I have NEVER been to New York, but I do know that it's loud, busy, crowded, and that there's amazing shopping and nightlife activities. Well, that's what I think of when I hear NYC. The New York site (http://www.iloveny.com/home.aspx) say's that there's so much outdoor activities to do, and that there's loads of nature parks and museums in the state of New York and NYC! See, I'm writing a book and my character just moved away from a place like that, which is a quaint and quiet nature and wilderness based town. And I wanted her to move to a place that is the EXACT opposite of that, which I thought was NYC. But apparently it's the greenest city according to this wesite- http://www.sixwise.com/Newsletters/2008/June/25/Th... -and the crazy thing is that all of the other most populated busy towns are also the top greenest towns!

I guess what I'm asking is, is there a crowded, busy, loud, annoying city IN AMERICA that's nothing but concrete, buildings and streets? My main character is NOT a city person. She's a nature woodsy lover. I don't want her to come to a city like New York and find that it's full of peace, quite, and wild life. Which is what I'm starting to be convinced that it is. (The idea of a peaceful, green New York to me is absolutely CRAZY!)

Please help! I don't know what to do!!

Thank you! =3

I want to pre-order the Sims 3, but I want to find it in my mailbox the day it's on shelves. Will I have to wait a couple of extra days to play it if I were to pre-order it? Is driving down the store easier? Help!

Some sources say because of poor-business choices, and that EA want's to advertise it better. =( Other sources say that the game needs to cook a little longer, and so there working on making the game itself even better. =) So...which reason is it? Or, which source is more reliable???

(PS: I personally think that delaying a game because of poor-business choices, IS a poor-business choice!!! There is SOOO much Maxis could be adding to the game!!!)