Maybe that's why i want to play itVilla wrote:There is something about the name of the game "Age of Conan" that makes me LOL.
Dunno why; it just sounds homo.
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YOU SPEAK TRUTHUO went the same way after AoS ofc, we only finally caught up item wise during the time a load of us weren't working and could stay up all night doing harrowers etc. For competitive people with limited playtime I don't see how WoW etc are even options becouse to be competitive in the game it has to be your life.
I just don't think I could ever play another mmorpg after UO, for the exact reason you mention. I just cant face the investment of time they all require. I spent a scarily large part of my late teens and early twenties playing UO, and although I won't say i regret it all, it was too much time really. Stuff like WoW sounds far far worse as to be good you have to end all other aspects of your life. I can't help but think of Alderis who was a semi-decent bloke if slightly weird, who was turned into a complete anti-social guild avoiding long streak of certain something, the only thing that mattered to him after WoW came out was WoW.Calix wrote:Only way us(and most UO people to be fair) will play another mmorpg is when the people that make these games realise how many casual gamers/lazy people they are driving away with their catering to people that have all day to play games.
UO went the same way after AoS ofc, we only finally caught up item wise during the time a load of us weren't working and could stay up all night doing harrowers etc. For competitive people with limited playtime I don't see how WoW etc are even options becouse to be competitive in the game it has to be your life.
Personally even if I did have all day again, none of the current games really sound like an enjoyable time investment. 'Spose that's where UO champ spawn system was genius, it made PvM bearable if not enjoyable to pretty much everyone.