TOP FIVE WORST THING IN UO

[RavenWinterHawk]

Give me a break...

1) if they werent reading before I highly doubt they are reading now.
2) this same crap is rehashed in a half dozen threads on the first two pages
3) crap like this is allowed to stay while information about the next patch is moved to test (where not many people look)

again, this is nothing but a stealth RnF flame...you know it...I know it.

Ah thats the difference youd quit trying. Not everyone reads old threads. Speaking of flame youve been quite a derailer lately. Just try to ignor threads that dont interest you. Easy solution.

 

[Capt.E]

1. Logging into my cook, bowcrafter, alchemist for bow repairs, apples, or pots and realizing I have 70 plants I "forgot" about

2. Pathfinding.

3. How dumb pets are. Movement, attacking, guarding, it's all bad.

4. Cheaters & speedhacking

5. The cheaters and speedhackers talking crap about how bad you are.

 

[Beastmaster]

If this thread turns into a bunch of EA and Stratics bashing im going to get pissy.

You might as well get pissy then, because all the worst and best things in this game are EA's responsibility. They directly or indirectly cause or allow them to be.

 

[FrejaSP]

1. Faction Artifacts
2. The split Trammel/Felucca, should had been on different shards
3. Item Insurance
4. To little overlands spawn, special in Malas
5. To little love to Siege, we need loot and resource spawn balanced vs our ruleset

 

[QueenZen]

1. Patches that are 368 million,625 thousand, and 893 bytes humongous.

2. Players that rip off other players' accts./ homes/ guild houses.

3. Endless UO rains over some landmasses, ie Moonglow, Skara Brae etc.

4. Too much unused empty un-updated landmasses.

5. The fact we can't put a ship in Gravewater Lake, to sail upon it !

 

[Cogniac]

5. The fact that so many game systems are so broken that the majority of players have to use third party automation tools to enjoy the game at all

I also hate liars. This is a lie. No one "has to" cheat. They choose to cheat, many do not. It's a choice they make, and no one forces them to do anything. They don't need to cheat to compete and the game design doesn't "force" them to cheat. Lies, lies and more lies...

You are trying to rebut a point that he did not attempt to make. He didn't say a single thing about competing. He mentioned enjoyment, I.e. fun. Clicking hundreds of thousands of times to accomplish something is not fun. Period.