I doubt we'll have a new forum member, but as a reminder, UrW makes a great gift. ;)

Why do you say that?

Not 100% sure, but I think AbNo might be somehow indirectly referring to a possibility of spending a price of a starbucks' coffee on the game and giving it to a friend as a present. Possibly even for a birthday. Once again, its just an assumption, I could be wrong.

Yes, yes I did. A friend of mine had a birthday over the weekend, and I bought her a copy, since she's been playing an OLD version about forever.

I tell you though, she's someone that would fit right into UrW. She goes hiking for miles and miles barefoot with little to no supplies quite often. :lol:

Edit: Also, I got a giant hug from her yesterday when I asked her if she checked her email. ;)

Then I soundly thrashed her in a 5-point bout of Fencing.

.... at a meeting for her fencing club. :ph43r:

2€ for a new version. You'll lose almost nothing if you buy this.

Somebody charges me an extra 8 Euros whenever I try to buy anything URW, actually. That's the number one reason why I bought lifetime, the other one being the convenience of not having to buy anything from now on - just D/L and play each time the new version comes out. ;)

That is true...With the release of the new version. I will probably go for life-time membership. :D

I was one of the early adopters, but not compared to a few people around here....

Albert's Ambry went out of business a LONG time ago.

Late 2003, if Archive.org is to be believed.