UO Second Age

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Hey there. I'm a noob, as some of you might know. I've been around on the forums and just recently started playing. Well, I'm looking for an RP or semi-RP guild. As for what type... well, I'm open to different things. I've been thinking of RPing something Ultima related (since I'm an old-school Ulti...

hey guys I got back from deployment a few days ago and have UO now. I'm online now ^.^ Not for long, got an early day tomorrow, but I hope to meet new people here and get into some RP and PVP eventually.

Right now I'm chopping trees for logs XD

My suggestion is : kill the npc, then resume rescuing them until you stop gaining karma again *muahahaha*

Well, although plants, breeding and such would not be 'era accurate', you have to remember that if the mechanics of the game were kept the same, the content still would have evolved. I personally don't see a problem with adding content such as this, since it's a community building function. But then...

Well, quests aren't a bad thing, but they should promote people to band together to complete them. Make quests that need multiple skills to complete. That way, if you don't have someone that has certain skills, then you can't complete the quest, or the entire quest line.

Yes, community involvement is the next step. Perhaps a seperate thread should be made for those types of suggestions, since this thread isn't really towards that subject.

I am not able to create a char and play at the moment, but may I offer a couple of thoughts? Thank you, I will. ^.^ First, an observation...the suggestion of npc guards wandering to random hot spots is not a good idea, since it's a step to destroy player interaction. If you want to be safe(r), hunt ...

Thanks for the welcome guys. I'll be sticking around and reading and such.

Hey everyone :) I'm on deployment right now, but had a bit of nostalgia when I remembered the good ol' days of UO back in 97-2000 when I first got into roleplaying. Just happened to find this shard while rummaging through some web searches! Anyhow, I like the look and feel of how this shard is portr...