Knowing the difference.

[5% Luck]

What some people just dont get is some avid forum ers just post and complain over and over just to watch the "dance". Its when devs cant tell the difference between these posters and real complaints that we all lose.

Uo is a far freer game where one can possibly do just about anything. This is the meaning of sandbox. The more we move toward standard templates the more we move away from uo.

 

[Lord Sir Scott]

Agrees 100% UO is at it's best when all are on the same page....

 

[pavel.vesely]

Actually UO is best if everybody has her own very personal page. More diversity we have, is what makes UO better then other MMO games, which all feel same and recycled.

 

[Sir Kenga]

I want my personal sandbox!!!111

 

[ZippyTwitch]

Ya ok. Uo is a sandbox. Get real. It's obvious you don't know the difference.

 

[Aran]

Ya ok. Uo is a sandbox. Get real. It's obvious you don't know the difference.

English.

Learn it.

Try again.

 

[EnigmaMaitreya]

What some people just dont get is some avid forum ers just post and complain over and over just to watch the "dance". Its when devs cant tell the difference between these posters and real complaints that we all lose.

Uo is a far freer game where one can possibly do just about anything. This is the meaning of sandbox. The more we move toward standard templates the more we move away from uo.

This is somewhat untrue.

What many would consider the Golden Age of UO and the desired paradigm for UO was embodied by the Tank Mage template era.

Where essentially everyone one had an almost identical template and itemization.

But what was/is totally lost in the indignation of sameness, is that the playing field was level and it would have been truly PvP, had there not been the exploits.