activity
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 12:38 pm
[22:35:05] <@Xuri> I really wish there was more activity in the community. *kicks GhostTyper & Stalker in the backside*
how may i help? :D
how may i help? :D
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 3:47 pm
And so it begins!
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:18 pm
*gasp* 
It's ALIVE! RUN FOR THE HILLS!
It's ALIVE! RUN FOR THE HILLS!
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 6:29 pm
and how may i help now?
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:03 pm
Well, for starters, you could figure out why the most recent UO client version won't work with UOX3 and fix it 
But I meant what I said in IRC - I really wish there were more active people around. I miss 1999, for all the chats, the active forums, the stuff that happened. Even miss some of the drama!
But not all.
But I meant what I said in IRC - I really wish there were more active people around. I miss 1999, for all the chats, the active forums, the stuff that happened. Even miss some of the drama!
But not all.Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:18 pm
i would figure it out, if i would(?) have time.
but i have no time. i registred 4 years ago where we started a uo rp shard, but we switched to runuo (sunuo).
i can program almost everything, including my clock radio. (except borland shit like delphi or pascal...)
but I HAVE NO TIME.
is uox3 used actually by anybody?
but i have no time. i registred 4 years ago where we started a uo rp shard, but we switched to runuo (sunuo).
i can program almost everything, including my clock radio. (except borland shit like delphi or pascal...)
but I HAVE NO TIME.
is uox3 used actually by anybody?
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:48 pm
Well was fun having a lot of poeple at one emu all the rival emus bUT No a dumb emu named runuo came along and killed them all off. Blah
I wish was the old days again to 99 what fun I miss UO I miss all my Uo dev friends I miss it all I just wish we could all become a happy family
But do you every think the paths emu's took was the wrong one
Like uox and wolfpack changing the way the was coded and scripted did you every think why people left because old script system was easyer. to learn and do from and waiting foir a dev to update was like getting a xmas gift
My 2 cents hehe
I wish was the old days again to 99 what fun I miss UO I miss all my Uo dev friends I miss it all I just wish we could all become a happy family
But do you every think the paths emu's took was the wrong one
Like uox and wolfpack changing the way the was coded and scripted did you every think why people left because old script system was easyer. to learn and do from and waiting foir a dev to update was like getting a xmas gift
My 2 cents hehe
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:02 pm
ouer choice for runuo was because it can be fully changed from every vb.net kiddie.
you CAN actually make a better emu. performance, etc. BUT it's too hard to create an emu which is also so easy, powerful and comfortable to extend.
you CAN actually make a better emu. performance, etc. BUT it's too hard to create an emu which is also so easy, powerful and comfortable to extend.
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:44 pm
Stranf uses UOX3 :> And Jediman. And me. And whatever stragglers come by
Also: Oh, and I didn't reply because I was playing Civ IV 4 cities, 5 units killed (all barbarian animals), 2 scouts dead, cultural victory. Whee.
Also:
It wouldn't be dead if people actually stuck around for a while and didn't leave after a mere half hour, so we could build up some momentum and keep it rollinggiwo wrote:why would anyone want to come to a dead chat room, unless they already have a client setup to just automatically log them in.
Oh, and I didn't reply because I was playing Civ IV 4 cities, 5 units killed (all barbarian animals), 2 scouts dead, cultural victory. Whee.Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 7:43 pm
Bah, I still play Civ II
As for leaving, had things to do IRL, didn't came back to the computer until now.
As for leaving, had things to do IRL, didn't came back to the computer until now.
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 8:27 pm
LOL, does anyone still use UOX3...
ACtually..yes!
My production shard also uses it
ACtually..yes!
My production shard also uses it
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 6:40 am
I support your UOX3 shard because its not dead
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 8:18 pm
Yup.
We don't play as much as we like, but we are still kickin'. Uox3 is VERY stable as is, a few things we'd like to tweak on our shard:
-Find a way for more custom music
-Keep PC's or all creatures in the game as grey instead of blue (essential for DM initiated conflicts
-Treat "owned" NPCs as "packhorses" so that an "owned" PC can outfit an NPC with gear and access his/her pack. Right now all you can do is tell them to follow or guard.
-Add some more custom scripts for skills such as music.
All in all, Uox3 has come a LONG way since I first logged on and my friends and I love it. We experience no game-stopping issues, just a few things from the above list would make it better.
I wish we had more activity too, but on the flip side, I think it is easier to get improvements that pertain to my shard specifically easier with Uox3 than a more popular emulator like RunUO.
We don't play as much as we like, but we are still kickin'. Uox3 is VERY stable as is, a few things we'd like to tweak on our shard:
-Find a way for more custom music
-Keep PC's or all creatures in the game as grey instead of blue (essential for DM initiated conflicts
-Treat "owned" NPCs as "packhorses" so that an "owned" PC can outfit an NPC with gear and access his/her pack. Right now all you can do is tell them to follow or guard.
-Add some more custom scripts for skills such as music.
All in all, Uox3 has come a LONG way since I first logged on and my friends and I love it. We experience no game-stopping issues, just a few things from the above list would make it better.
I wish we had more activity too, but on the flip side, I think it is easier to get improvements that pertain to my shard specifically easier with Uox3 than a more popular emulator like RunUO.