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The company themselves haven't changed one bit in the three years since this review's posting. GCG forced a new CEO into the picture, who promised everything failing MMO's typically promise. More transparency, better updates, more content, yada yada.
What we got in reality, was more heavily-incentivized pay-to-win structures, and skins which look like they'd take any decent artist about 15 seconds to put together, sold on a microtransaction shop for absurd prices (around 8 to 10 USD a piece). A bunch of crap no one ever asked for, and none of the stuff we did.
I had a lot of fun playing this years ago, so thankfully i haven't had to sink that hefty sum into this game, but as an MMO it really did have potential, a truly unique game that focused on creativity and exploration
I recently installed Wurm Unlimited again as I wanted to relive that nostalgia of all the fun times I had on the game, but after reading this and realising what they're actually like, I will uninstall it again and probably never touch it.
Thanks for exposing them for the scamming babies that they are - I'll be sure to look out for the developer in other games to, so i can boycott them as well - leopards don't change their spots
You're pushing what is essentially a singleplayer experience as a replacement for an MMO. Sure you can customize it all you want, but no one else is going to ever see or experience your world or what you build. And no one will care if they do, cause it's not even an official server.
Wurm Unlimited misses both the point and the mark by miles, if you like it that's fine. But please leave my review comment section with your whiteknighting for GCG as they've done nothing to deserve your backing and will take your money and give you nothing in return just as quickly as they did to me.