Are you talking about the Legends of Aria base game (now called Britaria) or the Shards of Britannia community server? If you're referring to LoA/Britaria, I am definitely keen to see what the new company has done to the game. I won't be playing anything NFT related but will see what they do with the non-NFT version. All Legends of Aria needed was more content, and not full group champion content, but new areas to explore and much more random wilderness. We could run for 15 real world minutes and not see anything to kill. In Ultima Online, we could spend hours running between Britain and Trinsic killing everything in between, gaining skills and looting items and feel like we accomplished something. If they can bring that feeling into the game then it will be awesome.

@@chrisinglisgaming imo there's no reason to play his over Ultima Online: Outlands

Outlands is really good and does a lot of things well. It certainly has a different feel to Shards of Britannia. Sometimes I feel like nostalgia and go for Outlands, while other times I appreciate the more advanced features within Shards of Britannia. The slightly different aesthetic and monster models.

@@chrisinglisgaming I wish Shards of Britannia had cool features like UO:O with the aspects and all that, and more useful skills like in UO:O, f.ex. they made every skill useful, not only for RP. Brings more variety. Would totally switch to Shards if it had aspects etc. as UO:O controls etc are definitely outdated

The base Legends of Aria game has unfortunately died off, but Shards of Britannia is great and has a decent playerbase.