/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8561965
i wasn't impressed the first time i saw ultima 6.
my friend played on my pc and he used disk installations instead of hdd installations.
it was a freaking 10 disks or something.
wiki said it's 4 3.5 disks or 5 5.25 disks but i don't know if those are high density or double density disks.
we still use lots of dd disks at that time (early 90s).
everytime he did something, the game asked him to change disks.
he also used cga graphic so it's pink everywhere and i hated it.
a year later, another friend told me about ultima 6 and i loved the open world of ultima.
you can go anywhere you like (not limited like jrpg), do anything like baking breads, playing music instruments, etc.
npcs also have schedule, like sleeping, eating, working, etc.
it's just like real world, and it's a 1991 game.