First one I have done for a while. Not a great turnout, but my observations:
Good:
1. EM takes time to actually have an event
2. Everyone worked well together, no thieves and quick heals/rez's
Bad:
1. Waste over 2 hours of limited game time to learn events only give event items around once per month (Per the EM)
As a fairly new returning old vet, I would never waste another minute with such an event. I appreciate the effort of those participating and the EM conducting the event. That said, the reward (which is why many (NOT ALL) would spend their time to hopefully earn one, is nonexistent 99% of the times. Pixie Crack cost UO check cashers nothing. Even a deed saying you completed the event with a date for god's sake.
Let me share one other thought: I left Uo for many games and 3 things made me return:
1. The community and my in-game friends
2. The CHANCE to get a great item if you farm your tail off, do spawns, etc (many games, you know exactly what you can get and that gets old to me)
3. The housing options (None have matched the utility of UO housing or the feeling of owning a non-instanced house in game)
In the end, I would NEVER spend another second at an event. Not trying to detract from those who just like to do stuff with groups, just an opinion!
V/R
Idico
Good:
1. EM takes time to actually have an event
2. Everyone worked well together, no thieves and quick heals/rez's
Bad:
1. Waste over 2 hours of limited game time to learn events only give event items around once per month (Per the EM)
As a fairly new returning old vet, I would never waste another minute with such an event. I appreciate the effort of those participating and the EM conducting the event. That said, the reward (which is why many (NOT ALL) would spend their time to hopefully earn one, is nonexistent 99% of the times. Pixie Crack cost UO check cashers nothing. Even a deed saying you completed the event with a date for god's sake.
Let me share one other thought: I left Uo for many games and 3 things made me return:
1. The community and my in-game friends
2. The CHANCE to get a great item if you farm your tail off, do spawns, etc (many games, you know exactly what you can get and that gets old to me)
3. The housing options (None have matched the utility of UO housing or the feeling of owning a non-instanced house in game)
In the end, I would NEVER spend another second at an event. Not trying to detract from those who just like to do stuff with groups, just an opinion!
V/R
Idico