UO Second Age

Tracking)

I've seen it mentioned before, but I am almost certain that there was 4 options for tracking. Animals, monsters, NPC Humans and Player Humans (or something to that effect). Tracking is absurd when the player-placed-NPC-vendors are included in the same menu as players. I don't know where everyone gets their changelog entries from, but I know there used to be 4 options..

Tinkering)

There was a trick which made use of the housing system. If a tinker trapped a locked down box in a house, and then unlocked the box and took it outside and killed someone, then the tinker would not get a count. It was obviously something to do with the fact that tinker traps were designed for house security, but it is era accurate and I made use of this very often.

Yes? ^^

On the tracking, I took the three options from the UO Demo, I wasn't aware of when they put in the 4th, Players option, but I'll put it in if there's no objections.

You are correct on the tinker trapped boxes. I'll get this working.

kool!!!

'99 Stratics also gives the same menu as the Demo.

http://web.archive.org/web/199910031055 ... aedpvp.jpg

I don't see any problem keeping this menu. It is accurate after all.

The demo is a good guide to go by, but I remember when I played it that it was much different from UO when I logged in. But meh... Where are all these changelists stored, I'd like to scour them for my prize.

Mens Rea wrote:The demo is a good guide to go by, but I remember when I played it that it was much different from UO when I logged in. But meh... Where are all these changelists stored, I'd like to scour them for my prize.

http://wiki.uosecondage.com/index.php?t ... atch_Notes
Scour Away!

Mens Rea wrote:Tracking)

I've seen it mentioned before, but I am almost certain that there was 4 options for tracking. Animals, monsters, NPC Humans and Player Humans (or something to that effect).

Sry to dredge up such an old post, but I just had the opprotunity to put this one to bed while going through old screenshots.

This is from UO:R on SP, but it stands to reason there would be no difference

Definitely a wrapped and done deal with this one.

Just to clear up confusion. At some point OSI added in the new option, Track Players, but this was post T2A (as proven). This is also when they added that big fancy arrow that points in the direction of your tracking target.

while bumping old threads where's the countless trapped boxes? that was october. my tinkerer wants to have untraceable mail bombs

rocksinhead wrote:while bumping old threads where's the countless trapped boxes? that was october. my tinkerer wants to have untraceable mail bombs

That was implemented in a recent patch, couple weeks ago. Trapping boxes on the floor of your home no longer makes the tinker accountable.

Derrick wrote:

Mens Rea wrote:Tracking)

I've seen it mentioned before, but I am almost certain that there was 4 options for tracking. Animals, monsters, NPC Humans and Player Humans (or something to that effect).

Sry to dredge up such an old post, but I just had the opprotunity to put this one to bed while going through old screenshots.

This is from UO:R on SP, but it stands to reason there would be no difference

But after clicking on "People" were you given the option to click "Players" or "NPCs"?

Although I have no evidence to point to, I believe that player vendors should not be showing up on the tracking list, however all other NPC's should.

Think of the immense amount of player vendors that existed on OSI and how that would have conflicted with the tracking skill out in the wilderness.

Rose wrote:Although I have no evidence to point to, I believe that player vendors should not be showing up on the tracking list, however all other NPC's should.

Think of the immense amount of player vendors that existed on OSI and how that would have conflicted with the tracking skill out in the wilderness.

I second this. Though I also remember 4 categories and I don't think I ever actually had tracking in the T2A era.

sounds like late uor - post changes to me