Thank you Broadsword and the UO team.

shootgunshootgun Posts: 321
edited December 2023 in General Discussions
I was away from UO for a decade. I really appreciated the event. It was lots of fun. I know most people in my guild also enjoyed it.

Thanks for keeping this game alive and fun.

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  • PawainPawain Posts: 9,827
    A Symphony of Snow & Samurai  is also well done.  The spawn mobs match the cold environment very well.
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  • poppspopps Posts: 4,013
    If only the Snow Sculptures were not so hard to drop...

    Not sure what the issue is, I kill lots and lots of stuff with my Warrior yet, I have only gotten so far 4 Snow Sculptures but 15 Trees....

    I do not understand what I might be doing wrong that does not get me more Snow Sculpture drops....
  • Victim_Of_SiegeVictim_Of_Siege Posts: 2,083
    edited December 2023
    Thank you for the event's I have the coming week off and it will give me something to do. I am going to collect all the sculptures and a Tree from each city. I have 5 Trees and 7 sculptures already. 
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  • looploop Posts: 379
    I feel differently about the Treasures events, but I'm glad others enjoy them. I've posted my thoughts here: https://forum.uo.com/discussion/13191/a-friendly-criticism-of-treasures-events. In short, I think the Treasure events are just overpowered loot vending machines that are designed cynically and damage the balance of things in the long term. Clearly, they're a carrot-on-a-stick stopgap while the team focuses on New Legacy.

    I enjoy these Champion spawn events a lot more: There's downtime. Players work toward a common goal. People socialize while waiting for the spawn. The cosmetics look good and can sell for a lot if you don't care about cosmetics. The gear we've gotten from them has never been overpowered.

    Just my opinion. There's room for many different types of events that feed different play styles, and I'm also happy that the OG of MMOs is still around.
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