George Guest
New Member
I haven't played UO since about 2004. I have quite a few questions:
What precisely is the difference between the two games? I'm not asking about skill sets, equipment, etc. I mean the look, feel, game play, etc.
It appears UO is still going, and still carries with it a monthly fee. Is there a cost associated with UOF is some shape or form?
Is there any major advantage/disadvantage of playing one game over the other?
Has there been a solution to the "housing crisis" since I last played UO in this game?
Does this version require endless hours of gameplay to GM skills like it used to for certain skills, such as taming, provocation, etc?
Has PvP become rampant in this version like it was early in the days of UO?
I know a lot of these questions could be answered if I just downloaded the game, but I would rather not bother if the answer to some of these questions are not to my liking. Thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to answer these questions.
What precisely is the difference between the two games? I'm not asking about skill sets, equipment, etc. I mean the look, feel, game play, etc.
It appears UO is still going, and still carries with it a monthly fee. Is there a cost associated with UOF is some shape or form?
Is there any major advantage/disadvantage of playing one game over the other?
Has there been a solution to the "housing crisis" since I last played UO in this game?
Does this version require endless hours of gameplay to GM skills like it used to for certain skills, such as taming, provocation, etc?
Has PvP become rampant in this version like it was early in the days of UO?
I know a lot of these questions could be answered if I just downloaded the game, but I would rather not bother if the answer to some of these questions are not to my liking. Thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to answer these questions.