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I've been playing Lord of Ultima since ... well, since slashdot ran a piece about it. I have mixed feelings about it; Lord of Ultima is very not Ultima, but it's still fun. It's basically Warcraft with a handful of names from the Ultima series.

It's probably be more fun if anybody I knew were actually playing it. I'm excited that it's an entirely native browser-based game; which while not new in itself it feels unique coming from a big company that would generally prefer something flashy.