UO Second Age

Very very likely haha I am currently a mess of a mage, just skilled enough to keep people alive while managing to deal some damage. I'll be back with a total update of stats soon.

I played way back too pretty Trammell
played pacific and europa..
had baller friends
gave my acct away
back to run a muck..Diggs/Dale Here

Diggs wrote:I played way back too pretty Trammell
played pacific and europa..
had baller friends
gave my acct away
back to run a muck..Diggs/Dale Here

Hey always good to see old playas, haha I skipped into a few shards but mostly played Baja, if you are without a guild in game hit me up, [Ext] is recruiting and active, we pvp and have other various sorts of fun lol. Ext stands for Extinction.
Welcome back!

Fear Itself Magery 97.2

Update on progress:
3×GM now
•Magery
•Eval
•Music

GM resist should be very soon and in the meantime I am gaining Provocation and Wrestling.

Currently a bit unsure about best way to macro/grind Wrestling...

FearItself wrote:Currently a bit unsure about best way to macro/grind Wrestling...

Been a while since I macro'd wrestling, but I think it goes something like this:

- Hire a fighter or paladin.
- Take them to your house.
- Trap them behind a barrier.
- Say "<name> guard me" so they turn grey (or green if you're in a guild).
- Attack them.
- Cast invis on yourself.
- Remove barrier (npc should walk up to you as if to attack, you'll come out of hiding and start swinging/punching, npc will stand there doing nothing).
- Have a second character with healing heal the npc periodically. This can be done with a simple macro to dbl click bandages, target npc, pause however long you think will keep the npc alive. You'll have to adjust the delay as your wrestling increases and you start connecting more and as you slowly destroy the npc's clothing and armor.

Apocalypse wrote:

FearItself wrote:Currently a bit unsure about best way to macro/grind Wrestling...

Been a while since I macro'd wrestling, but I think it goes something like this:

- Hire a fighter or paladin.
- Take them to your house.
- Trap them behind a barrier.
- Say "<name> guard me" so they turn grey (or green if you're in a guild).
- Attack them.
- Cast invis on yourself.
- Remove barrier (npc should walk up to you as if to attack, you'll come out of hiding and start swinging/punching, npc will stand there doing nothing).
- Have a second character with healing heal the npc periodically. This can be done with a simple macro to dbl click bandages, target npc, pause however long you think will keep the npc alive. You'll have to adjust the delay as your wrestling increases and you start connecting more and as you slowly destroy the npc's clothing and armor.

ok for sure man thanks, i also heard that using a mage and giving it GM plate is better than using a fighter or paladin... any idea if that is true?
nice i should be able to get it GM in not too long at all then

Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Ok ill have to do some research soon I appreciate it

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Ouch! Poor Apocalypse, trusted merchant and player being confused with the likes of a raging drama queen.

Capitalist wrote:

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Ouch! Poor Apocalypse, trusted merchant and player being confused with the likes of a raging drama queen.

who would that be? haha

FearItself wrote:

Capitalist wrote:

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Ouch! Poor Apocalypse, trusted merchant and player being confused with the likes of a raging drama queen.

who would that be? haha

Apocalypse =/= Apoc

Capitalist wrote:

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Ouch! Poor Apocalypse, trusted merchant and player being confused with the likes of a raging drama queen.

Nickodemuse wrote:Everything apoc said but dont remove the barrier. And make sure you keep feeding them gold, I think when their loyalty runs out they'll give you damage. Their loyalty could run out while your macro is running.

Unless something has changed since I did this (and it certainly could have), you shouldn't need to keep feeding them gold. In all the times I used this method to gm a weapon skill, I know, for a fact, that I never paid the npc other than the one time, and they never fought back after losing loyalty.

Im pretty sure they charge a fee per UO day just like any other npc. After their money runs out, I believe they just disappear.

if you leave the tables up and and attack them from the corner between 2 table they will stay untill you run out of bandages and beat them to death