#2: Elf, because of more colored ores and ingredients from mining

Bug #1 would have to be fixed for bug #2 to be relevant, is solely because the only "Antique" items people use are jewelry.

Bug #1 would have to be fixed for bug #2 to be relevant, is solely because the only "Antique" items people use are jewelry.

Update#2: A Cry For Help has been postponed until July 1st.

Thought #2.  He was not some random person, like you said.  He was a well known, well liked member of the community.  Just because some people only log in rarely and can't keep up, that's not his faul

Thought #2.  He was not some random person, like you said.  He was a well known, well liked member of the community.  Just because some people only log in rarely and can't keep up, that's not his faul

#2 We are talking a new player trying out UO and not some old vet and what you going to use EJ as a main char on SP or are you going to use it as a support to your active account that has plenty of st

#2 We are talking a new player trying out UO and not some old vet and what you going to use EJ as a main char on SP or are you going to use it as a support to your active account that has plenty of st

#2 We are talking a new player trying out UO and not some old vet and what you going to use EJ as a main char on SP or are you going to use it as a support to your active account that has plenty of st

I guess the antique thing doesn't really matter though, because no one uses Antique items that can be PoF'd anyway.  #1 would have to be fixed for #2 to apply. (Jewelry)

Contest #2 Backpack Art​

populated as it use to be is #1 less people and #2 what people that are there are spread out to much IE to much land and adding more to Fel will do the same.

#2 There are only so many people working for UO that it will take time to get them all.

#2) Remove Poison immunity (free cure) from pvp.

Mervyn knows #2 is not an exploit, he's been told so on more than one occasion, though I don't remember whether it was Bleak or Kyronix who said it; possibly both. He, however, has decided that becaus

#2 is not an exploit and if you knew as much about UO as you claim you do than you would know exactly why it was put in place.

Exactly,   #2 needs fixing but everything else is good.

#2 helps a lot. I'm sure there are ways to improve it, but it already allows, for example, a skilled Blacksmith or Tailor to design whole armor sets balancing item properties with certain overall goal

2) Buy the object with Account#2, 900,000 deducted from Account#2, Account#1 gains 1,000,000

2) Buy the object with Account#2, 900,000 deducted from Account#2, Account#1 gains 1,000,000