If you never of heard of the game you ware ether hiding under a rock or you weren't even alive by that point, it was the first Mmo ever release created by Richard Gariott of Origin system who was also known for the Ultima series of Rpgs dating back to the early eighties, he was responsible for a lot of trends in Rpg both Console and Computer. Without him we wouldn't have concepts like Overworlds, Towns, the entire Tactical role playing game genre and more.

Description Ultima Online is a Sandbox mmo meaning you get a lot of freedom.
Clients: First there's the Classic client which contain the original game I recommend it, Then there the Enhanced client which Modernize the UI
Why should anyone here get into the game:
it give you a lot of customization unlike most mmos these days
No Special spots for Housing so that give the player a lot of freedom in house placement plus housing custumization if you want to replicate a portion of ohtori academy
No hand holding
Open world
Gameplay Video classic client:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKi30ZsQp9M

Gameplay Videon Enhanced client
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cPlFT6j1qM

There a Shard emulator/Server package called RunUO which lets anyone create their own private server since Ea servers require you to subscribe to game but nobody wants to do that since EA is greedy these days, so I thought, Why not this forum create a SKU themed Roleplaying/PvP hybrid server:
1. Users will be divided into two different guild that the user could ether become a Commoner(Roleplaying/Normal play) or a Duelist(Roleplaying/PVP)
2. The rules for PvP will be slimier to how Dueling mechanic work in the anime so no Dueling outside of the PvP arena that going to be setup and who ever beat the current champion will receive the rose bride don't worry it for Roleplaying purposes.
3. Giovanna who has more experiance with running websites should run the server
That just a example of what I want in terms of rules

Just beware, out of all of the mmo release during the late 90s, this has aged the worse in terms of UI so it might be hard to get used