MetalMilitia915

Hey, so i have this dilemma and i need some aid from TEH EXP3RT 1337 H4x0rz. 
 
I have a Windows XP desktop in my living room, and my router is connected to that.  
 
I then moved my xbox to my room, and i do not get a wireless signal and so i have a cable running form the router in my living room all the way to my room. 
 
Now i moved my laptop (Macbook Pro) to my room and since i can't get a signal i decided that i should get a router and attach the cable from the living room to that router in my room to provide internet for both my laptop and xbox. 
 
Is this a viable solution? and any connectivity issues i should be worried about? any recommendations?  

" Have you PLAYED Blazblue online?  Those people are untouchable.  I mean it.  I can't land a single solid hit in most of the matches I fought in.  Even as a beginner though, I was winning the occasional Street Fighter 4 match. "

" @MetalMilitia915: Haha fair enough, Battlefield does require skill, I've only played Battlefield 2 but I'm guessing its similar to bad company. If you don't want to be good at Street Fighter that's understandable, its a big time commitment with probably less reward than getting good at an RTS or Shooter. But If you do want to get good, gotta be ready to lose. A lot. "

I have always been the type of the aggressive kind when gaming, i think it's because i play too much shooters XD (i don't complain though i'm very good)

" @MetalMilitia915:
I have found that Street Fighter is much more cerebral then other fighters.  Most other fighters are mash mash mash mash.  Street Fighter is looking for an opening and destroying the opponent or confusing them and making them loose their composer.  My latest video that I posted on the forums shows what happens when I loose my composer for a couple rounds, and what happened when I got the feel for my opponent.  In short, Street Fighter is about Mind Games.   "