This game started with a cutscene where a moon gate appeared and you see an amusement park, a fortune teller decides your class by asking you questions (another big influence in RPGs!). One thing that really complicated is, if you haven’t played Ultima I to III, the control itself is much confusing, where every letter on your keyboard have some kind of use, and you have to recite it. If you ask the fandom which one in the series you should begin with, they will probably introduce you U4, plus it’s free on GOG, so nothing complicated to get your hands on it. Compared to rather loose plots of previous games in the series, it has quite a different storyline, more meaningful dialogues with NPCs, with a morality system that affects many later and modern games. Ultima IV was an innovative RPG of its time and one of the most important game in gaming history. Ultima II was too tedious for me, and I wanted to take a break from dungeon grinding so I temporarily skipped Ultima III, then I came to Ultima IV, this famous RPG in the gaming history. Then I started to try Ultima games, and accidentally hooked by Ultima I and finished it. I got into Ultima series just recently this year, after finished Ultima Underworld for my Immersive Sim fulfillment, I got curious of the lore of Ultima series. Ultima 4 is here again, yet the feeling is even stronger. The last game that gave me this feeling was System Shock 1, and that was another story. Very few games gave me a torn feeling of frequent exchanging between attracted and hated, surprised and bored. If I don’t like it or not getting used to it, I just give up and move forward. I rarely force myself to play games I don’t want to play. I had a love-hate relationship with Ultima IV. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community? We expect you to know these rules before making a post. Please click here to see our current rules. We no longer maintain our posting rules in Old Reddit.

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