for dorinda to play ultima online with me
She CANNOT have my action figure!! *hides his Blackthorn doll*Well Xmas is about giving so..... I will speak for Amber Witch without her permission....
She wants all your stuff so start giving
Just joking
Wonder if the UO Santa can make a Furby version of Mongbats.
Yes a good old fashion bearded Ho! Ho! Ho! alien UFO invasion. Mars attacks alien like with the lightbulb helmets that make a popping sound when they die.I'd love to see UO begin its own winter holiday based on fiction
I prefer Alvistide. Heh.Yes a good old fashion bearded Ho! Ho! Ho! alien UFO invasion. Mars attacks alien like with the lightbulb helmets that make a popping sound when they die.
Ya'all need to watch less SpaceBalls and more Big Bang.
"HAPPY SATURNALIA EVERYONE!" (Didn't want the newly risen religions to feel left out on those cool pagen holidays)
Or they could just make your bank handle money the way your vendors do: any character from that account can use the same pool of money and it's kept as a numerical balance rather than a bunch of items.I would like cash books. They would work like the transcendence books. You could drop million stone checks into the book, perhaps to a total of 100 million and be able to drop checks from the book as needed. This would free up an awful lot of storage space in the bank box and at home. You should be able to transfer the ownership of the books to enable multimillion purchases without a lot of hassle.
This is good, but the book mode would allow transactions for large amounts in the trade window without having to convert Million stone checks.Or they could just make your bank handle money the way your vendors do: any character from that account can use the same pool of money and it's kept as a numerical balance rather than a bunch of items.
Why not just have that be a numerical transaction as well? Instead of dropping an item on someone to open trade, just have an 'initiate trade' option somehow, either on other players or as an action that you then target another player for. (This would also reduce the possibility of accidentally dropping a valuable item while trying to trade it.) Your bank balance would be there on your side of the trade window, and you could just set the right amount.This is good, but the book mode would allow transactions for large amounts in the trade window without having to convert Million stone checks.
Please tell me more about the computer systems in medieval banks.There is really no need to use items as currency. A bank full of million gold checks is really kinda silly. When you go to the bank in real life, your balance is not sitting in piles of cash and coin in a vault somewhere. It's all numbers in a computer.
Mees bee gladz ta shares mees Blackthorny guy dart bored.She CANNOT have my action figure!! *hides his Blackthorn doll*
It's on a piece of paper instead. Most money doesn't actually exist. Welcome to the wonderful world of fractional reserve banking.Please tell me more about the computer systems in medieval banks.
Please tell me more about the computer systems in medieval banks.
Assuming you are right it still has no bearing on Aran's correct argument.Computer is not a new word
Before electronic computers a computer was a person performing mathematical calculations it was a jobb just like typist
Assuming you are right it still has no bearing on Aran's correct argument.
You cannot in any way argue that gold piles should be removed from the game for no other reason then rl banks use computers to calculate finances. It is an assinine argument
That is not quite what I was saying. I was actually saying that because UO is a computer game, a system in which money is recorded and traded as numbers rather than huge piles of items is doable and reasonable. It is possible to do so, as we do it in real life and other games do it. We already have part of it with the way vendors operate.Assuming you are right it still has no bearing on Aran's correct argument.
You cannot in any way argue that gold piles should be removed from the game for no other reason then rl banks use computers to calculate finances. It is an assinine argument
YOOS GOT TO MUCHES GOLDE GIBE SUM TO POOR GOBLINS?That is not quite what I was saying. I was actually saying that because UO is a computer game, a system in which money is recorded and traded as numbers rather than huge piles of items is doable and reasonable. It is possible to do so, as we do it in real life and other games do it. We already have part of it with the way vendors operate.
Piles of gold worked when UO was new, and they made perfect sense in the world's context. Then gold piles became unwieldy because of the amount of gold in game, and we got checks. We are well beyond the point where checks are unwieldy.
The awkward banking system is a big part of why there are so many empty vendors littering the world, which is something I see people complain about a lot--vendors are better banks than the actual banks right now, and that is silly. All I'm saying is that a better system is both possible and has precedent. The gold and checks can stay and still serve their purpose too, but I think it would be very helpful to add more functionality to an overtaxed system.
Even sometime as simple as making checks larger would help, but eventually we'd be right back where we are.
Enough to suffocate them, please.YOOS GOT TO MUCHES GOLDE GIBE SUM TO POOR GOBLINS?
*tip-toes up to Aran and pours Green Goblin Eau de Cologne over his head*Enough to suffocate them, please.
Or at least quench the stench.