Fusion UO

[Garlicman]

Whether or not UO started online sandbox games, doesn't have any bearing on which one is better.

Maybe, but again.. UO still has thousands if not millions of users still playing / joining. H&H has maybe 100-200 people online MAYBE, and they're on the forums more than ingame it seems. So it kinda does mean UO is better.

This is a really flawed argument. You know, billions of flies are attracted to shit, does that make shit valuable?

[sabinati]

it's valuable as heck to the flies

[Garlicman]

Oh well, flies are that simple. Anyway that argument is not always correct.

[maze]

Whether or not UO started online sandbox games, doesn't have any bearing on which one is better.

Maybe, but again.. UO still has thousands if not millions of users still playing / joining. H&H has maybe 100-200 people online MAYBE, and they're on the forums more than ingame it seems. So it kinda does mean UO is better.

so i went to check your "thousands" of player's...such bullshit.
BTW nice forums, no one around to talk to there...so you had to come over here to talk to us eh?
feeling loanly...it's ok ~pats back...we will take you in.
BTW your graphics not very good. bad tile set to try and make things look 3ed. gameboy graphics are still around, yes updated...but i'd take them anyday over your shit.
And wanna keep slaming guys around here for coding, im work with java and C++
both games are shity in code's, but you know what, it's not the code's that make the game fun its what you can do with the game that makes it fun. so STFU and GTHO

[jorb]

Haven does not run on shitty code. Loftar is a genius.

[Potjeh]

Why is the interface so shitty then?

[Jimmg]

Why is the interface so shitty then?

Interface != Code

Loftar is a genius.

[jorb]

Why is the interface so shitty then?

What the interface does, it does well. If it should be doing something else entirely is quite another question.

[Potjeh]

It's just plain unergonomic. Keyboard shortcuts, for example, can be hard to hit right, and you can't use some without using the mouse (Repair, for example), as there's no shortcut for next page (there shouldn't be one, you should be able to select actions from the second page without opening it).

[jorb]

Something entirely different, indeed.