**Introduction: My Journey in Ultima Online**

Greetings! My name is chiao-wang, and I'm an avid gamer with a passion for virtual worlds. Allow me to share my journey through the realms of **Ultima Online**, a game that has left an indelible mark on my gaming heart.

**1. Warrior, Mage, and Treasure Hunter: My Roles**
In the mystical lands of Ultima Online, I've donned various hats. As a **warrior**, I've clashed swords with fearsome creatures, defending our guild's honor. My **mage** alter ego delved into arcane mysteries, casting spells that ignited the night sky. And then there's my **treasure hunter** persona—sneaking through ancient dungeons, deciphering cryptic clues, and unearthing long-lost relics.

**2. The Golden Era: 2012 and Beyond**
Ah, 2012—the year I reluctantly bid farewell to Britannia. Ultima Online had become more than a game; it was a second home. The bustling cities, the camaraderie of fellow adventurers, and the thrill of epic battles—it all felt like a part of me. But life's quests led me elsewhere, and I embarked on new adventures in other realms.

**3. The Void Left Unfilled**
Yet, no matter where my digital wanderlust took me, there was an emptiness—a void that no other game could fill. Ultima Online had spoiled me with its sandbox freedom, its player-driven economy, and its rich lore. No other MMORPG could replicate the thrill of sailing my ship across the Serpent's Spine or deciphering the ancient runes of Covetous Dungeon.

**4. Returning to Britannia?**
As the years passed, I often wondered: Could I ever return to Britannia? Would the old guild hall still stand? Would the moongates shimmer with magic? Perhaps one day, fate will guide me back to those pixelated shores, where memories linger like echoes in the wind.

So here I am, sharing my tale—a testament to the impact of Ultima Online on my gaming soul. If you ever spot a wandering adventurer seeking lost artifacts or dueling dragons, it might just be me, chasing nostalgia through the digital mists.

May the Virtues guide your path, fellow traveler!

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WELCOME!

Welcome to SUO!

It's nice to meet you.

I am not good at English, so I got help with the translator.

I met uo in 2000 and worked as a Lichlord in Korean server.
At that time, I didn't know the script, so I manually made the production gm, and then I opened my eyes to the script and worked hard on the uo.
Enjoyed uo with pre-order production and sales at the tower until I have fun going to the army (Korea is conscription)
I didn't do pvp because I was stressed out. I enjoyed watching the partisan pvp.

After being discharged from the military, my e-mail disappeared, so I tried to return to the military
Enjoyed it with other mmo Everquest, DarkEdge Camelot, wow, etc, but quickly tired and folded.

I've been looking for a place to settle down for a while, and then I'm back in uo when I'm 40 years old.
I came back two years ago, created a new account, looked at new scripts, searched, and asked.
I'm doing it while enjoying the adventure I've never done before.

I'm learning EasyUO, uos, and Orion, but I don't know many things, so I found out about scriptuo.
It is expected that you will be able to check various data after signing up.

A Very Warm Welcome!

Thanks for your introduction - restricted status lifted - feel free to enjoy all the benefits of the site!


WELCOME!