If you were one of those pathetic cowards who loathed direct competition and demanded that developers turn UO into a graphical chatroom, you killed UO.
If you were one of those faggy guildies who plotted and schemed over IRC/IM to get anyone who wasn't a member of your gay little club banned from the game just because you are a catty bitch, you killed UO.
If you were one of those crybaby simpletons who constantly demanded changes on dev messageboards and then took your ball and left whenever anyone had integrity and ignored your demands, you killed UO.
If you are
this guy:
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Actually AI is not an emulation of any pre-existing ruleset, but more an expression of Adam's vision for what UO should have been.
And just like when OSI used to change things that people didn't want changed, or didn't change things that people did want changed, or banned people for things that seemed trivial, or didn't ban people for things that seemed serious ... folks quit, and the population dwindled.
The difference for OSI is that they were still able to draw in new people to the game and the new expansions were a big part of that. If you have a new game on the shelves, people will buy it.
In the case of AI, if you want to know what should have been done differently, you'd have to talk to the backbone guilds that supplied the constant population necessary to support the server. Guilds like PAG, GUL, Orc, Und, KV, EV, and many others that have basically come, morphed, and passed.
..then you killed AI. Also UO. Enjoy getting dicked around by whatever whore is setting up your "we do it our way" shard, and don't forget to donate BIG TIME.
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