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You would think - wouldn't you?This a joke ?????
I think it must be, $5 for a 1 tile mat?! when we have full sized rugs already in the game...This a joke ?????
Methinks he doth protest too muchWho in their right mind would pay $5 for a few rugs?
Yes, well, like everything at the UO Store, you might take notice of an interesting tidbit, since -- not to be rude -- you seem to have failed to notice the issue:...and people complain because they aren't available to purchase when they are available to purchase in Japan. Devs are damned if they do and damned if they don't.
It's an IQ test... you passed!Why would anyone buy these when you can go to Ter Mur do a simple quest that even the newest newbie could complete and buy pieces to make rugs of any size?
That's a first!It's an IQ test... you passed!
5 bucks for 5 door mats? Seems like a waste of money to me. I could buy a six pack of good microbrew beer for less than the cost of two sets of rugs.They're not the same as the carpets you can get through the quest in Ter Mur, or the ones that come from the heritage tokens. They are the same look, but these exist entirely on one tile... sorta like a doormat.
Lily
Isn't it wonderful? FInally I can pimp out my castle in blue/red velvet... Both floors! If can can get a loan I might even go double plush and do the roof!I’m going to reactivate my account right now.
Hmmm... ya... welll... MAYBE these are flying carpets? Zoom ZOOOM Zoom!Well as long as it is a new item.
UO does lead the way in MMO micro-transactions. Blizzard will probably start offering similar items soon. As long as it stays decorative I don't see an issue.
Am I correct in thinking that you play on Atlantic? I am not sure what I have on Atlantic but if I have any heritage tokens there you are welcome to them.Yes, I would have loved to see Heritage Tokens added instead. I was not active in UO when those tokens came out and am constantly looking for additional tokens. Those produce some useful items for chacters. I personally am not interested in deco.
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Actually, several other games (mostly free-play) lead the way in micro transactions. UO is simply following suit.UO does lead the way in MMO micro-transactions. Blizzard will probably start offering similar items soon. As long as it stays decorative I don't see an issue.
You know this is actually spot on. I am not against micro-transactions at all; I love them. But the game companies that implement them seem completely clueless about how to price the items for maximum profit. Zynga (FarmVille) has exactly the same problem. Heck, so does NCSoft with Guild Wars; for eg, they want $10 for a new character/slot, which comes with 50 inventory spaces. Or for your same $10 you can just buy 20 inventory spaces to be shared across your whole account (not per character). Errr? Who would do that when you could have a new character and twice the space too?? Meanwhile they only want $2 for a face/hair makeover, which is totally reasonable. Sometimes it seems like they pull the numbers out of a hat, or people who don't really understand the value of the items in the game context, are put in charge of the pricing schemes.UO is becoming Farmville.
It's been that way for years.UO is becoming Farmville.
Too bad it's not very custom.. only rectangles are allowed. Join me in wanting interior corner pieces!Info on quest for custom carpet pieces on Stratics: http://uo.stratics.com/php-bin/show_content.php?content=31094.
Custom carpents info from the Playguide on the official UO website: http://www.uoherald.com/guide/guide.php?guideId=274.
Oooh...I'd forgotten the custom carpeting can be dyed!
How long did it take you to decide to post about this issue? Hmmmm....???Join me in wanting interior corner pieces!
Hmm.. I smell a beta tester knock.How long did it take you to decide to post about this issue? Hmmmm....???
I so want to tease you unmercifully about it, but I'll be nice and refrain. I'll just tell you that it's given me a good chuckle.
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I've been able to place deeded items on the quest carpets all along.I believe that you CANNOT place items (perhaps just deedable items) on top of the carpet squares from the quest.
*Wipes Up The Coffee From Laughing*Isn't it wonderful? FInally I can pimp out my castle in blue/red velvet... Both floors! If can can get a loan I might even go double plush and do the roof!
Now I'm the one spillin' coffee...HAHAThe EA store could then sell concrete boots in different colors, and offer them in 5 packs, to properly take care of the folks, in game, that couldn't pay back their Rug Loans in a timely fashion.
Hey, at Walmart those rugs go for $10 each! I say it's a pretty good deal lol5 bucks for 5 door mats? Seems like a waste of money to me. I could buy a six pack of good microbrew beer for less than the cost of two sets of rugs.
Yes, your argument has lots of merit and I agree with you 100% on it. When I build using something like the plank floors, I always have to get all the corner pieces just right and missing tiles out of what is otherwise a nice set bugs the heck out of me.I love you Tina but give me some credit, my argument has merit.
Yeah but feeding them funnels extra money back into this game we all seem to enjoy so much.Don't feed the marketing team folks, it only makes them hungrier.
*Wipes Up The Coffee From Laughing*
Maybe EA Store can start a small financing arm of things, to allow people that have run out of money buying fantasy to borrow for a little more?
I mean...Castles and Keeps aren't cheap, and with the economy the way it is...
And maybe we can have a new race called "Financiers" that make in loan games, and their Avatars look like Mob Bosses.
I am not talking about the Bosses we find in Peerless...I am speaking of Bosses, in the Mob.
It could take Role Playing to a whole new level.
The EA store could then sell concrete boots in different colors, and offer them in 5 packs, to properly take care of the folks, in game, that couldn't pay back their Rug Loans in a timely fashion.
OK...this will probably never happen...but we can all have dreams, right?
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I haven't done the quest from the NPC in the Ter Mur tailor shop (Laifem the Weaver), so I don't know if this is actually true. However, I vaguely recall that the carpet from the quest acts differently than the 4-tile-square carpets that come from the Heritage tokens and that it appears you can now purchase from the uogamecodes site.
I believe that you CANNOT place items (perhaps just deedable items) on top of the carpet squares from the quest. You can (on Origin, at least for the moment and you could on the other shards until something broke) place deedable items such as looms and spinning wheels on the non-quest 4-tile-square carpets.
I think there are some other differences as well but don't recall all of them.
So no, to summarize, I think there are some key differences in the quest carpeting and the Heritage token/uogamecode carpets.