>entire game is about raising your skills to 99 for no reason other than bragging that you did it
it was always shit. there's a reason it was called "UO for poorfags" just like other bad, free UO clones like Tibia.
How do you cope
Caleb Russell
Adrian Smith
i thought so too but i had that at the ripe old age of 29 with valheim
Parker Butler
Those games were popular for a couple of years. They were absolutely mogged by RuneScape and wow, which are still popular today. (Like ACTUALLY popular not tight-knit community that just won't let the game go)
Lincoln Ross
My cope is that if something that good came out today I'd just be no-lifeing it so hard it'd be bad
Kevin Robinson
>two of the three best MMORPG's of all time, 2/3 of the Big Three
>Those games were popular for a couple of years
you didn't even try, did you?
Ethan White
>I liked thing, anybody else like thing?
>I liked thing before that
>I liked thing way before that
>I liked thing right when it started
>I never even liked thing, I liked even older different thing
Brayden Phillips
ive had other unique experiences since then
Jonathan Reed
power creep and grand exchange ruined it
Cameron Campbell
well with video games, that's accurate until the very last line, because games were better when they were made by nerds, for nerds, instead of by jewish-controlled corporations and focus groups, for normalfags.
Liam Clark
i can almost guarantee people that talk about how much they liked UO never actually played it, they just saw some oldfag talking about it a few years ago and started spouting it so they could sound like a boomer