They're all jumbled together as far as I know, You used to be able to
sort by lib (that's the system the mud uses), and you could put in
something like lambda or moocs, but I don't see a way to do that
anymore, so if you truly want to know what lib a mud is running, you
need to look at the long listings (the list itself won't work, expand
the listing, then check), or just connect to it, and see what it's logon
screen says. Me personally, I'm not a fan of diku style muds, so I tend
to avoid anything with circle, diku, rom, godwars, and so on as their
mudbase, but sometimes you can't tell what they're running without
connecting, it becomes pretty obvious pretty quickly after connecting
though.
Sometimes, you can tell the type of mud by it's name. if it says
something like starwars moo, then you know it's a moo, and not a mud.
The connection string will give it away sometimes too. (moo.alpha.net
2300 is a pretty good indicator it's a moo.
Again, the long description is your friend, it's a pain, but reading
those sometimes also tells you whether it's a mud, a moo, a mush, a mux
or something else entirely, but again, most often the only way to really
tell is to connect and see what you get.
On 9/10/2022 4:44 PM, Cynthya BrianKate wrote:
I managed to find tons of MUDs on there, what do I need to do to find
MUSH, MUCK or MUs?
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