Kierthos

*shrug* I never played Ultima Online.

Dark Age of Camelot has housing it in which (back when I was playing) was frequently used as guild housing. (You could set permissions on who could enter your house, and one of the options was 'only people in the same guild as me').

Basically, you could buy different sizes of house (from small cabin to multi-story house), and decorate both the inside and outside (all houses come with a yard). You could set up a Consignment Merchant to sell goods for you (think of it as a Wentworth's, but the only things for sale in it are things you put up for sale), and you could have NPC merchants on the inside of the house that offer various services (weapon/armor repair, selling basic items, etc.).

There was a pretty wide range of decorative items, including trophies that you could fashion out of the remains of some defeated enemies (dragon heads, taxidermied critters, etc.), and you could even put decorative weapons on the walls.

Now, one thing you really couldn't do was change the floor plan. If you had a particular size of house, it had the same floor plan as every other house of that size. But you could change everything else... wall color, floor color, where you wanted your NPCs to stand, etc. On the outside, you could change the wall color, roof color, etc., and even have stuff in your yard. Most people went for a decorative garden or things like that. I, on the other hand, went for 'redneck'. (Outhouse in the side yard, broken wagon wheels near the front porch....)

Indeed, that is what they are. Thank you.

What are the wheels made out of?

Not all that long, in my experience. I had problems with my cable modem up until a few weeks ago, where my internet connection would randomly drop. (Replacing the cable modem fixed that, thankfully.)

However, I could lose my internet connection for as little time as a minute, and I'd have to restart the mission. Now, imagine that happening five times during a timed mission. Even better, I was running it at +1/x8. So I might get a group or two beaten before losing the connection, but when it's a mission that requires defeating all enemies and it keeps resetting but the mission timer doesn't reset..... let's just say I managed to speed through and complete the mission because I got lucky.

Of course, now, it's no problem. I've got to remember to set it back to +1 or +2 though. Running RWZ missions at +0 is boring.

Yeah, but he drank from the Well of Furies. That pretty much makes him an Incarnate.

He's not just a tanker. The Marcus Cole of Praetorian Earth is an Incarnate, just like Statesman.

There's a clause in the EULA that lets them generic names they find offensive or vulgar.
From part 4.e. of the EULA:
While the large part of that concerns dillweeds who want to name their characters 'Wolverine' (or some derivative thereof), it also means that they can change (generic) your name for any reason.

Ostensibly, if someone has a lot of positive rep points, it means that they are making posts that people approve of, whether for factual and necessary information, witty commentary, etc. Likewise, if someone has a lot of negative rep, you can probably assume that they're known for being a jerk, troll, etc., and to take their posts with a grain of salt.

Honestly, one of the quickest ways to earn Prestige for a base is doing things like Borea's repeatable missions in RWZ at "count as eight heroes" (if you have a character that can manage it), in VG mode. Sell all the standard recipes, check pricing on any IO recipes at the Black Market (and sell for appropriate amounts any of the higher valued ones you get), and do the same with any salvage.

On my level 50 tanker, I've probably converted 300-400 million Inf to Prestige with this method. It would be more, but I have done several missions in a row without getting much worth selling at Wentworth's. Still, the Prestige for beating up large groups of Rikti helps.

Nope

Inf gain never drops below 50% in SG mode.