Worst MMO Ever? - Life is Feudal: MMO

I miss you, random traveler.

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[AvengerAtIlipa]

Life is Feudal is incredibly realistic because the servers themselves are from 1097.

[thewise]

I played this once. Spent hours levelling a piece of ground then went to visit a well established neighbour. I fell down a hole in his garden and couldn't get back out. Ill never forget his silhouette looming over me as he peered into the hole I asked him what I should do and he just said "pray".

[osopeluche]

I tried this game and I didn't know the medieval ages were so badly optimized.

[vec]

As someone that fishes for recreational purposes, I can confirm that we indeed do look at the water to establish dominance over the fish.

[andrewtennant]

Says it's a detailed and realistic simulation of Medieval Life.
Contains potatoes, a plant that didn't exist in Europe until the second half of the 16th century, and wouldn't become a staple crop until the 19th century.
Seems legit.

[thebadshave]

I think my favorite part of any of these dead game expeditions is when you run across one person. This solitary soul in the vast empty expanse. It's such a strange melancholy thing.

[frostreaper]

One of the many things that bothers me about this game is the lack of animals, and the very few there are look really bad. The forest are basically empty and if you had a farm then your animals only exist in a 2D menu.

[rulfurus]

That one player who traded with you was asking for food lmao

[silversjohn]

"Players don't want a second job"

True, some players tend to make it their primary job (looking at you, Ark)

[DainnGreywall]

I'm not gonna lie... I played Life is Feudal for a solid 5 months with a small group making a pretty neat little fishing/trade hub where the dominant clans of the world we were in came through from time to time, every one of us had specific jobs that we had to perform, from being the village lumberjack and woodcarver, village miner and blacksmith, horse breeder, hunter and leatherworker (me), fisherman, etc. We even had to defend ourselves in sieges a couple of times after our small village grew large enough to be considered a small town and we decided to put up stone walls in order to defend ourselves. Life is Feudal was absolutely not a single player experience game at all, trying to do anything solo would be the worst thing I could ever think of.

The game was hella jank, but it was fun while it lasted.

RIP you magnificent bastard game, you. I'm gonna miss spending an entire week literally mining a mountain all the way down to ground level for stone and iron.

[StandardGoose]

As a rock-climber myself, I can tell you that stopping for a rest is absolutely a thing. If you hang with your arms extended so your sinews are taking the strain instead of your muscles, you can take a break and recover some stamina.

[Marconius]

Wait, potatoes? Potatoes were only brought to Europe after America was discovered, what are they doing in a medieval game?

[TheAndorianWarrior]

"More people will watch this video then play the game"

Never a truer statement about LiF

[troodon]

OUTSIDE: The ultimate in realism in any MMO! Billions of NPCs, photorealistic graphics, and an unforgiving permadeath system.

[That_Guy]

9:25 I used to have a lot more respect for hunters back in feudal times and their tracking abilities, before realizing all you needed to do when hunting is look for glowing footprints.
This hardcore game sure teaches you a lot about the real world.

[CompressionPolice]

Just imagine spending time in a dying MMO and making sure you attack one of the only remaining players and probably making the game die faster.

[ZorotheGallade]

"Every character Sean Bean has ever been starts full of promise and then dies"
And he didn't even get to turn into a dragon in this one.

[grr]

His interactions with players proves that there are really only two types of people in this world.

[youssefchaoui]

Looks like the whole budget was wasted on Sean

[pskry]

Strife: "This is the worst inventory system I've ever played"
Ultima Online: 🤫