Hi Folks, my name is Van and I'm a certified UO addict. I had tried many other MMOs out there but they all bored me after I've gone through my trial period and I always come back to UO. Maybe because UO was my first MMO or maybe I have been playing the game since it first came out in 1997 when I was just a teenager. This game gave and continue to give me good experiences and you could do anything you wanted in this game. Needless to say, this will probably be the only MMO I'll play for the rest of my life just because it is so flexible. You can do what you want when you have time, there's no need to log in and play 10 hours a day of raiding just to get the best gear; and with me working and will be in grad school soon, gaming time is limited. One of my favorite memories playing this game was hearing the song "Stone" at the login screen; the song brings up an emotional and nostalgic feeling that I can't describe. I think when it comes time for my funeral, that's the song I want my family to play.
Anyway, I think that's enough of me rambling about myself lol...I happened to stumble upon this site because a couple of script writers who wrote for EasyUO is also writing for this board I believe. So I figure I'd check this board out to see how's the community here. I'm a UO junkie but am not looking to get arthritis playing the game; as you know, there are too much clicking especially when it comes to crafting (and I love crafting). So I've been on EasyUO board for a very long time now and kind of a novice scripter myself; although since I haven't play in UO for a little bit and haven't tinker with any scripts during my time away. I think I've forgot most of what I learned
. I hope to get to know you fellow UO junkies and hopefully I can learn a thing or two being here on this board. You all have a good day!
Van
P.S. I play on Catskills if there are any Catskillians on here...I think the population isn't the same as it was when I left it 3-4 years ago, which is kind of sad for me. ATL apparently is the place to be but it's not my cup of tea; am always a Catskillian at heart
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