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It's not gone. If you don't like the weird settings on the official servers, you can still play on high quality free servers with healthy populations, like UO F
by kethinov 4y ago
It's not gone. If you don't like the weird settings on the official servers, you can still play on high quality free servers with healthy populations, like UO Forever. These servers tend to have more old school settings to keep the game more like it was when it launched, introducing new content more carefully.
I agree that it's curious that newer games don't offer the sandbox model though. Instancing is so boring and UO's land ownership concept remains fairly unique.
- bulldog13 4y agoMy malware bytes goes nuts when I try to visit http://www.uoforever.com http://www.uoforever.com - is this the correct URL ?
- trh0awayman 4y agoI used to play Second Age up until around 2011. I tried to play it again during COVID, but it was pretty dead. UO Outlands looked interesting, but I don't wanna play UO exactly. I'd like to experience something completely new that focuses on being a world first.
- jackstraw14 4y agoYou should check out UO Outlands. It's a completely redesigned world with new cities and dungeons, and multiple new progression systems for every type of player class now. Around 2100 players online during peak hours. It's really amazing and something that any fan of UO past or present should experience.