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This podcast was originally intended to be a discussion about Ultima Forever, to belatedly mark the one-year anniversary of that game’s closure and shutdown. However, since it is the occasion of Ultima 4’s thirtieth anniversary this week — tomorrow, if you’re listening to this on Patreon, or today if you’re listening to it on the Codex — we decided to switch topics and discuss Ultima 4 itself. (We’ll get to Ultima Forever next week.)

Of course, absolutely no show notes were prepared for a discussion about Ultima 4, so this episode is entirely off the cuff…and it probably shows. (Also, I think I used the wrong microphone for recording.)

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