Well i'm going to buy a laptop but I don't know which laptop that is good for gaming like fusionfall, pirates of the caribbean online and RPG. I'm going to get a two months summer job.

I suggest Alienware laptops, they are made for gaming, but they are quite expensive.

Desktop and laptop graphics cards:
https://www.futuremark.com/hardware/gpu

If you need to do work and can't risk a power failure,
or if you need portability, then get a laptop.
(And if you want to keep electricity bills lower,
although there are also some desktops that use not much
more power than laptops of similar peformance.)
For laptops, I know that a 940M graphics card,
i5 processor and 8GB RAM
is a decent combination for the kind of games you
want.

If you need a computer that
can last a long time,
can be upgraded over time
and is generally more powerful,
then get a desktop.

Or if you already have a good desktop
with a decent CPU/processor,
then you can just get
a cheap second hand graphics card that
is capable of running the games you want
at the framerate you want.
Check YouTube videos to see
if a graphics card (e.g. GTX 960)
can run your game (e.g. BattleField 3)
at the framerate you want (e.g. 60fps)
at the resolution you want (e.g. 1080p or 1920x1080).

Another example is typing into YouTube:
Battlefield 3 R7 360 1080p gameplay
or something like that and see if videos
confirm it's fast enough (also check the description
to make sure the resolution is what you need it to be,
because remember, bigger resolutions need more powerful graphics cards.)

Also check for minimum and recommended specs for specific games.
RPG games are generally easier to run than most
modern FPS games, I think, but of course you
might want to make sure you get a graphics card that
you will be happy with for years to come.

when I first downloaded a MMORPG like WoW and LOMA I think it took me lots of time to wait for LOMA to install, I was wondering If I can get both things pc and laptop, laptop would be for fusionfall, pirates of caribbean and RPG. And pc for gaming 3d games like LOMA oh btw I found LOMA but with different title, I can show you the gameplay of LOMA(Q-world online)

You can check how many things do I need for that game  http://www.qworld-plus.com/main.aspx the game I used to play after fusionfall, when I was bored.

What about this laptop? http://www.kilobaitas.lt/Nesiojamieji/Acer/ACER__Aspire__E5-774G__CPU_/NXGG7EL022/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_409&ID=715583 (the info about it is written in English) just go down to see if it's good laptop for a good price.

Desktop computers last a lot longer than laptops these days.
My laptop lasted about 5 years and then the graphics card stopped working
even though I nearly always used a cooling pad... (And it was an Acer too. )

With a desktop, if the graphics card fails, (it probably won't since they are usually of higher quality)
you can just buy another cheap/second hand one and put it in.

But if you really want a laptop instead of a desktop...
well, that laptop you linked has a very good processor (7th generation i7)
but the graphics card is a bit weak for the money (674 euros is almost £600, which
is too much for a graphics card like the 940MX).
I think I once saw an MSI GTX 950 laptop for £600, which is significantly
better than the 940MX.

The most important part of a gaming machine is the graphics card,
second most important is the processor. (A modern 5th generation or higher i3 processor is usually good enough, or i5 if you want
to play the latest high end games.)

I think a laptop with a GeForce 940M graphics card
and i5 processor (with a screen resolution of 1600x900 minimum and 8 GB ram) would easily be more than enough for the games
you want and it would cost about £500 or maybe less now.

If you want both a desktop and laptop,
you can get a cheap second hand graphics card for the desktop.
But it's probably more cost effective to stick with one for now.
I would recommand just buying a £50-£100 second hand or new graphics card
that plays games you want.

Do you also want to play graphic intensive games like BattleField 3/4
or are you not interested in those kinds of games?

nah i'm only into MMORPG like Fusionfall and the game I linked and RPG.
You can't do nothing, here nothing is cheap.
Do you know about SSD or HDD on pc and laptop? my classmate told me that SSD is good.
And I don't know If I can get second hand graphics, I don't have money.

SSDs are faster than HDDs.
With an SSD, games would load faster and
your operating system (e.g. Windows) would start up faster.
Other than that, I don't know any other benefits of SSDs
as I don't have one myself.

Anyway, QWorld is so easy to run, like FusionFall and Wizard 101.
The problem is your emergency replacement graphics card is
so bad lol.
You said it had 10MB of VRAM??
That's less than my old old old laptop which had
less than 64MB of VRAM and couldn't play Wizard 101!!!

Even 128mb integrated graphics can run FusionFall OK.
512mb integrated graphics can run FusionFall decently.
A 256mb-512mb DEDICATED graphics card can run FusionFall very well,
with little or no lag.

The games you want to play are not too graphic intensive
so a low end modern graphics card is actually good enough.
Even some integrated graphics can run FusionFall decently.
So a dedicated graphics card is going to be even better.

You could either save up to buy a "quite good" graphics card
or you can just buy a "good enough" graphics card.

FusionFall needs at least 256-512mb of graphics VRAM (video RAM, not normal RAM).
I would recommand 1GB graphics VRAM but 512mb is good enough.

This is quite a low requirement and lots of cheap older graphics cards are capable
of playing FusionFall, I just don't know for sure if there will be any lag.
Will you be playing at 1080p resolution?

What is your processor?
I think FusionFall requires a Pentium 2GHz or better.

For the graphics,
look on
https://www.futuremark.com/hardware/gpu
and see the top 100.
Those near the 100 mark are good.
Those near the 130-140 mark are not as good but good enough for the games you want.
(Not 100% if you'll be able to run the games on max settings with no lag
but definitely would be able to run them on medium at least).

My old laptop ran FusionFall fast with the HD 5650 and that's
in 171st place! LOL.
I only ran it in 1600x900 resolution (not 1920x1080)
but still, you don't need an expensive graphics card to play
games like FusionFall, Wizard 101, etc.

The 940m laptop graphics card can run BF3 at 1920x1080 (1080p)
on medium settings with about 30FPS.
So it can easily run FusionFall on maximum.

The 940m is a laptop graphics card but it's
in 124th place on the list.

On Ebay I can see a second hand:

- GT 710 (161st place)
for £20.

- ATI Radeon 5770 (125th on the list)
for about £40.

- GTX 460 (101st place)
for £30-40.

- GTX 470  (96th place)
for £40-50.

- GTX 560ti (89th place)
for £40-60.

- GTX 480 (87th place)
for £30-50!

- GTX 750 (84th on the list)
for about £50-60.

- GTX 570 (76th place!)
for £40-50.

- GTX 660 (69th place!)
for about £40-50.



But just remember that some older graphics cards might use
more power than newer ones, if that bothers you.

So just look on the list and search for a used/second hand graphics card
that's good enough.

Hope this helps.
Try to find some cheap second hand graphics cards
online or near where you live and
then check where it is in the list.
Then to really make sure it's good enough,
check YouTube gameplay with that graphics card and
a game with similar graphics to FusionFall/Wizard 101/WOW, etc..
If there's no lag, it should be good.

The graphics cards on the list with 2 star ratings
or higher are good enough for the games you want to play.

Well I want to play on laptop, since i'm not used to changing something like that. Oh btw is 128 gb ssd good? since there is no 1000 gb ssd, only hdd 1 TB. I saw both ssd and hdd on laptop.

my graphic card is intel and has 10 mbs. My old graphics were good ## that nvidia old series or is it not that old.