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EVE Online definitely caters to the portion of UO players who loved large group politics and economics. I don't know how well it would suit the player who likes
by chongli 6y ago
EVE Online definitely caters to the portion of UO players who loved large group politics and economics. I don't know how well it would suit the player who likes to decorate their home and role-play as a small-time leather working merchant.
EVE definitely does support different play styles, I just don't think it's as many as UO.
- the_af 6y agoGood point, I didn't consider that. I feel weird about games like UO. I obviously won't play it now, and for whatever reason I didn't play it in its day, and now I feel I missed an important milestone in gaming history. I'm familiar with it only by reading about it. EVE Online is different: I know it exists, I know it has some interesting emergent properties, but I don't feel I missed anything by not being a part of its community.
- Alex3917 6y ago> I feel I missed an important milestone in gaming history It was a magical time and place, but there will be more magical times and places in the future. Once VR gets good enough, we may get a similar kind of magical time and place for the first couple years there also.