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Oh look, it's Cookie.
I played LoA official pre release, and stumbled across LoU during some down time for official and I’ve never looked back.
This server makes me remember what I loved about UO and expands upon that in to the modern era. If you liked or played UO you absolutely have to try this server, it’s incredible.
For anyone that didn’t play UO and is considering it, if you like playing open world, open loot games this is for you. It doesn’t hold your hand and everything you earn in the game feels like an accomplishment.
I’ve been playing on this server for about 12 months now and still enjoying new content and experiences. I couldn’t recommend Legends of Ultima any more highly.
The official servers are as you said, no content, no variety, nothing. Okay, i'll try LoU server.
Unfortunately most people will buy and try this game and quit within a week. Most will be completely turned off by how bland, empty, boring the official servers are. The game devs really screwed up big time on this.
Following quests or a guide is great when you want to jump in game and achieve something pretty quickly. But after a while, it kind of gets boring, predictable, dare I say - not challenging.
Like many, I got bored of current WoW, ESO, BDO and Tera. All great games in their own right. But, I wasn’t free. I wanted to craft that bench I just walked past. I wanted to craft that armor the guard I just ran from was wearing.
In Legends of Ultima, you can do whatever you want.
Want to craft and setup a store outside of town for people to stop and buy goods before they head out on a perilous journey?
Want to be in perma-nature by farming resource materials (ore / wood) in order to sell them to crafters for the above?
Feel like sitting in town as a thief and steal loot from weary travellers while they’re trying to put that rare item into their bank?
Or, do you want to crawl dungeons like the Ultima Online inspired Covetous - https://youtu.be/Vg8yaH1zBFk
Everything you do in legends of Ultima impacts the community. The only real downside to Legends of Ultima is the games depth itself. It can be extremely overbearing when you start without any UO experience, like I did.
However, the community as seen above is very welcoming. Jump into the LoU discord and ask questions. There are always people online ready to help you take your first step in-game.
Looking forward to seeing you all in game.
sounds cool, man. But there is also a difference between being a theme park and being an empty sandbox with no variety or content (as the official LoA servers are) and then telling people "well you create the content!". It comes off as laziness/arrogance on the part of the devs.
I was just about to quit LoA again for the 2nd time now, but I'll give LoU a try first.
downloading it now. I don't mind slow progression as long as there IS at least a sense of progression. The official servers are completely lacking that, as well as variety, as well as content.
*just saying*
If you want the nostalgia of Ultima Online, with an active and responsive Dev team. Play the Legends of Ultima Server on Legends of Aria Communities.
Player Killers - This is your spot - Almost all wilderness - Full loot - And some pretty infamous PKs to try and outclass...and infamous guilds to join.
PvE - The content is fun and challenging, and lots of events to jump in on. Rares to discover, Champion Spawns to overcome, and challenging dungeons to delve... as well as the thrill that you could lose it all if you're not prepared.
The development of this server has been frequent and it just keeps getting more tuned and more interesting week by week... it is quickly headed to be quite unique, with custom assets, custom world, and custom items, etc.
The dev team and community are very involved, very helpful, and a good mix of points of view.
Cons:
It can seem vacant when you start in a City - That is because most people are out in the world somewhere. - Join the Discord and you will quickly find out where to go and what you need to do to be on your way to what you want to accomplish.
You will be hunted after you lose your "Young" status. Either except the risk and that there will be some loss with your gains, or "get good".
like how i sucked at WC3 but loved the custom games the community made.
Maybe the devs would give them even more tools to work with.