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Site News / Re: Time for a change to the site slogan
« on: December 09, 2013, 09:07:20 AM »
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World of Warcraft / Re: Getting back into WoW Temporarily.
« on: December 09, 2013, 08:58:08 AM »
All I ever ended up doing in WoW was battlegrounds. I liked the concept, but there just wasn't enough diversity to keep me there past a few years of leveling up all the character types and farming honor for their pvp sets. No complaints though, it was fun while it lasted.
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New member introductions / Hello Everyone
« on: December 06, 2013, 09:09:07 AM »
Hello,
I'm one of those older gamers who started playing UO when it was first released. Since then I've played most of the big name MMORPG titles at one point or another, but UO has always held a special place for me. I enjoy the diversity of the game as well as the ability to execute scripts with it. I find something oddly appealing about executing a script and watching it control my character like a marionette.
I've programmed in other languages like SQL, Perl, and even a little Java before and I wanted to move past just editing others scripts to get them to work for me, to writing my own scripts which is ultimately what lead me here. I was searching for a more robust script editor and I think I've found it with ScriptUO. I look forward to using it, and if my introduction is adequate, learning the subtleties of scripting with this language from all of the accomplished script developers here.
Thank you.
I'm one of those older gamers who started playing UO when it was first released. Since then I've played most of the big name MMORPG titles at one point or another, but UO has always held a special place for me. I enjoy the diversity of the game as well as the ability to execute scripts with it. I find something oddly appealing about executing a script and watching it control my character like a marionette.
I've programmed in other languages like SQL, Perl, and even a little Java before and I wanted to move past just editing others scripts to get them to work for me, to writing my own scripts which is ultimately what lead me here. I was searching for a more robust script editor and I think I've found it with ScriptUO. I look forward to using it, and if my introduction is adequate, learning the subtleties of scripting with this language from all of the accomplished script developers here.
Thank you.
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