I didn't bother asking her when I saw her this summer. I just figure if we didn't receive it by now, we most likely won't be seeing it at all.
I am extremely disappointed and disheartened at UO right now. It's been going on for years and slowly building. It led to me cancelling one of my 5 accounts last year.
I revived this post because of the recent issue with the timers. The developers changed the decay timers without saying anything about it. It directly caused me to lose my boat and the hundreds of hours it took to collect all the fish/crabs/lobster for the quest. Then add on to that losing the reputation because you have to quit the quest. Disheartening doesn't seem like a strong enough word.
The response I got was pretty predictable. 'I cannot track your ship, so there is nothing I can do....'.
So, you make an unannounced changed, cause me to loose hundreds (I'd say at least 1200 hours, considering it was both my wife and I doing it together) of hours and there is nothing you can do? Not willing to put in the effort to go back and find it? It's like them making houses decay again with an accelerated timer without telling anyone they did it and people who don't log in for 3 days lose their houses.
It reminded me of this... where they had an issue and we had to revert weeks. One of the promises made was the flag. Another broken promise. (no, I am not saying anyone promised anything regarding my ship and lost contents, I am referring to other broken promises across the years).
It's like they really don't care, they know that people will keep paying regardless of what is done. I used to play UO anywhere from 30 to 60+ hours a week.... for years. Now, I haven't played UO much at all. Maybe 20 hours since this happened. And I haven't even logged on the account that the boat was on. I just cannot do it.
Normally, I am a person who just moves on from things. But, at some point as the pain and broken promises and lack of fulfillment add up... at some point you just have to walk away. While, today isn't that day for me... it is a lot closer than I ever thought it would have been.