Ah, very cool.That was only referring to trial accounts
*Lays down the pickaxe she was planning to wave in protest.*
Ah, very cool.That was only referring to trial accounts
Ah, very cool.
*Lays down the pickaxe she was planning to wave in protest.*
Good one. That made me giggle.I don't have a death wish
Well trail accounts are NOT temporary accounts. They are for NEW players to TRAIL the game for a short time. They are and never were intended to be used for housing exchange. This is a good fix and hope it blocks the very thing you are doing with them.These changes are all good PROVIDED you add an additional housing feature.
You should be able to 'set house as primary' if you own no other houses.
One of the BIGGEST uses for me of trial accounts was trading two houses between accounts.
For example - I stumble across an IDOC on account #1.
OOo - good location. I plop down a new plot. My old house goes into decay but I still want to keep it and move house to second account.
Well, you cannot make your primary house primary again without trading to another account and back.
Voila! Temporary account! Hold house, trade back to primary account when placing/keeping timer is up.
I should be able to trade new house to second account and 'reset' my primary house to primary.
If that feature exists - no use to me for temp accounts.
Speedhacking != so easy...This is a change in the right direction!
Now fix speedhacking, please, and ill be back!![]()
This, and scripts are the two things that continue to plague UO for us Fel-based players. I understand, especially with another expansion coming soon, that a need to create a stable economy exists. I also understand that things must be done to lure new players into the game.This is a change in the right direction!
Now fix speedhacking, please, and ill be back!![]()
GREAT!That was only referring to trial accountsAre you planning to apply the diminishing returns for mining and lumberjacking to just trial accounts, or is this being considered for all accounts?
don't count on it. It just made it easier for scripters to make loads of cash.GREAT!
Now do we have a possible time frame for evaluation and a possible return to non randomized resources? Please?
They make loads of cash just as easy now.don't count on it. It just made it easier for scripters to make loads of cash.
Ummm, my character was created the day I activated the account? According to your explanation I should be able to place a house, no?This is why we're looking forward to dropping the "character age requirements" for house placement, once we replace it with trial account status.
Right now, house placement depends on the age of your character, not your account. The post you're citing above applies to Publish 58, which hasn't happened yet.
Don't get me wrong, I think I'm remembering correctly that veins and other resources were always designed to "play out" and respawn. And for nearly a month there back in late 99 or early 2000 no resources spawned at all while they looked at the "problem" of static elevated resources.Aye. I´d say keep the resources randomized...
You can usually visit a spot a couple of times before the ore or wood type changes. And I've been able to go several months (e.g., 4-6) without using my runes and then get bit by the mining or LJ bug and find that a good number of them are still good. So, as far as I can tell, the randomization doesn't seem to happen when a timer runs out (unless it's a really long timer), but rather seems to be triggered by something else. Haven't figured out yet exactly what the "something else" is quantity-wise but can't complain too much really. At least now I manage to get some of the high-end stuff, instead of finding it already taken by someone else or that the runes are blocked.Don't get me wrong, I think I'm remembering correctly that veins and other resources were always designed to "play out" and respawn. And for nearly a month there back in late 99 or early 2000 no resources spawned at all while they looked at the "problem" of static elevated resources.
There should be some randomization, but not every time the vein runs dry.