The only Ultima game I played was Ultima VII. I love that game. It's one of the high water marks in computer gaming. I recall being around 7 or 8, playing it

The only Ultima game I played was Ultima VII. I love that game. It's one of the high water marks in computer gaming. I recall being around 7 or 8, playing it with my younger brother, both of us completely obsessed, but at the same time unsure of how really to play it. The game-play and world were for the most part completely open, and immense; you could either talk to every person you cam across and progress through the game, or you could explore the woods, dungeons or go to random islands complete with pirates to battle. Then there were the character development aspects of the game, like if you steal too many things, your companions will leave you. I loaded it up again a few years ago after seeing it for sale on GoG. It is timeless in every way. And now I am feeling very nostalgic :] Also, was there a secret way to kill Lord British in Ultima IV? I know of two ways to do it in Ultima VII. You can either surround him with like 8 barrels of gun powder, or double clicking this anvil thing in his castle while he stands under it at 12:00 PM every day.