When is the GF stuff going to start breaking?

[Hicha]

... this server is about having fun and enjoy events is a part of it, not hording items and cry about changes.
ty much,
arsen

[Guerrilla]

LOL

[Arsen]

... this server is about having fun and enjoy events is a part of it, not hording items and cry about changes.
ty much,
arsen

wow dude holy shit, as much as iam pissed about you right now because u hijacked my t map thread, this quote actually shocked me. ty for the reminder

[Hicha]

wow dude holy shit, as much as iam pissed about you right now because u hijacked my t map thread, this quote actually shocked me. ty for the reminder

It was more of a failed troll than hijacking, should've known Matty had empathy (or pity.)

[iamreallysquall]

[06:53:31] <@SecondAge> Signups for GF item bash have Opened.

[Omnicron]

Wasn't this supposed to happen sometime? I don't remember people having grandfathered unbreakable trammel gear in this era.. :-/

In the patch it was said that it would be dealt with. When?

You should think of people who have GFed items as people who were here in the beginning of this shard, they delt with a lot, contributed to the shard however they can when times were tough. Would you like some cheese with that whine? You could farm and someday have something nice too. ty

[Eye of Horus]

i say get rid of GF, put CBD's back on silver menu, and make silver worth something saving.

[Flea]

Get over it, blessed stuff breakable or not, play UO. If it's not exactly era accurate you shouldnt play here if you get that butthurt because some players items wont break, oh well. Lets go over a few things.

No multi clienting or afk macroing, auto log off after 15 minutes of inactivity.

Why the fuck is a colored mask or sandals "trammy"?

This was my biggest argument of why 4th of july hats should still be cutable. In fact its pretty much an exact comparison to OSI.


"Coal Armor refers to armor created from Coal, which is quite rare and thus generally considered valuable.

Coal was one of the gift items included in the 1997 "Naughty" Christmas Bag during Holiday 1997 awarded to negative-Karma players. Coal ingots were created by smelting the coal and some players were able to collect enough of these ingots to create sets of armor. GM marked armor made from coal ingots can be quite valuable.

Coal ingots are a slightly different shade of color than Shadow ingots. Shadow ingots have a slightly blueish tint, whereas the Coal ingots do not, and coal armor created from these ingots retain this distinctive color."

Direct from UOguide.

An item, given out, then being turned into ingots, then being turned into rare hued armor.

Cow & Llama statues should be removed as they were not originally statues obtained by CUB system.

Where are the ITEM BLESS DEEDS!?!? Where are the unlimited use furny dye tubs? both of which are 100% era accurate.

A silver system? Events? Not era accurate, but fun things that add a little bit of variety to a 14 year old video game!

Rare special hued items were part of the game believe it or not.



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[Arsen]

Rare special hued items were part of the game believe it or not.



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nice staff bro, did you jus kill that guy and grabed it? heh

[iamreallysquall]

"this was this was not a part of the game etc etc" at the end of the day none of what was or was not rare were unbreakable

[Dolos]

Furny dye tubs were absolutely not era accurate.

[Homie]

You guys should already accept that there was a decision concerning this several months ago and we all have to live with it.

[Dolos]

There was?

[iamreallysquall]

This effectively corrects a broken mechanic without violation of many previous statements both public and private by the administration that blessed items cannot be destroyed. I don't expect that this will end the debate on the destroy-ability of these grandfathered items, but this change is offered for now as at least a first step in correcting this previously inaccurate mechanic.

[MatronDeWinter]

Furny dye tubs were absolutely not era accurate.

I know you were probably being sarcastic, but I just wanted to clarify that furniture dye tubs, are in fact, era accurate. They were CUB reward items.