Try Lusternia. The admins evolve the story line on a constant basis. -----Original Message----- From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Kellie and my lovable Lady J. Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 12:46 AM To: Gamers Discussion list Subject: Re: [Audyssey] good muds
see, I don't mind a mud that has a lot of killing I am willing to do that. However, I also want more substance then that. I mean, after a while, just killing gets tedius and boring. I like to have a choice. If I am in the mood for killing I can, but if I want to solve a puzzle or perform a quest I want to have to ability to do that as well. I would really love a game with a developing story line. One that changes depending on what the player base contributes. one that may not necessarily have an end, since if it did you couldn't continuely play. But, one that has more of a story line that isn't so open ended. And from my experience, all muds are that way. As I said, I like the epic quest fantasy things like ff or zelda, or lunar. Games I will never have the opportunity to play. I do agree with you though, about some muds being hard to get into b/c of how complex and stuff it is. That also is a big reason why I don't et going. i will start a mud and then I don't feel like trying to learn all the commands so stop. lol Kellie and my lovable Lady J. Resident Adviser, Guide Dogs for the Blind Oregon campus www.guidedogs.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Johnny Tai" <johnnyti...@shaw.ca> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org> Sent: Sunday, August 09, 2009 10:14 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] good muds >I too prefer a mud that's easy to play, and based mostly on killing and >requires no accessive thoughts and other complicated things. > My idea is that, if I want social interaction and "realism," I would just > get out of the house. So, since killing is something I, we, don't get to > do in real---at least not that often I hope, it is my main focus during > gaming. > This is not to say that I do not enjoy RP, but too much of it make my head > hurts and tend to send me packing from the computer for hours... > Also, some of these complex muds take so long to get into that one almost > needs a master's degree to play them well rofl. > So I guess I'm in the H and S camp, muds that allow me to log on, kill > something or, things, for half a hour, and log off without having to think > about it till the next time I want to play- and for that, Aeon and > Cyberassault are great examples. > Well, as long as you don't get into the clan themes on Aeon, you would be > fine. > I used to enjoy the shadowrun muds, both awakened world and awake, but > then both muds required so much of me that I decided it was time to move > on. > I still have bad dreams of the awake days where I had to sit in front of > the comp for 6 hours just to RP something through! > "No one ever kicked ass by saying I can't." > > Johnny ST Tai > > LIVE AND WALK WITH CONFIDENCE. > > Interpersonal and Social Relationship Counselling-also offering private, > one on one self defense training- call or email to book your appointment > today! > > johnnyti...@shaw.ca > > 1-604-275-2795 > > Listen to, or buy our music at: > > http://www.musicsubmit.com/thecat > > http://www.cdbaby.com/thecat > > hppt://www.cdbaby.com/thecat2 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Steven Davis" <sl...@bresnan.net> > To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org> > Sent: Sunday, August 09, 2009 7:18 PM > Subject: Re: [Audyssey] good muds > > >> Hello: Perhaps the subject of this thread should be, "mud-bashing". >> Muds >> are, by enlarge, quite accessible. There are any number of mud and pure >> telnet clients out there, and they are "free" to. They work quite well, >> with only minor adjustments required, for screen readers. Muds provide a >> text means of interaction with others, both sighted and blind, and >> friends >> can be made on muds. >> >> I, personally, enjoy the hack&slash muds, especially those which allow a >> character to grow. By character growth, I mean, in both stats and >> levels, >> with a character becoming more and more powerful over time. >> >> There are good muds out there depending upon a person's interest. >> Although >> the mud, as an internet passtime is becoming less popular, muds, in one >> form >> or another, will be around for some time to come, and the demise of the >> mud, >> in my humble opinion, will be a closing of a chapter which has allowed >> blind >> gamers to participate, with little modifications to software on an even >> playing field with all mud players. >> >> For all the intellectual types out there, the greatest game out there is >> life---its full of puzzles, and there is no hack&slash,except, perhaps, >> if,, >> one is in Iraq, or Afghanistan. or, perhaps, if one is in the "real >> world", >> where the hack&slash is, rather, intrinsic. >> >> So, I guess, if one is looking for a good mud, it can be found on planet >> earth where the telnet client, then, is "us". No address or port number >> is >> required >> >> I like a good hack&slash mud for my relaxation: Its almost as >> invigarating >> as a good cup of coffee. >> >> So, I am breaking the mold, so to speak. I like a good hack&slash mud, >> with >> unlimited levels and (if possible), unlimitede stats. >> Two good hack&slash muds out there are: >> >> telnet://dune.servint.com:6789 >> >> (which is Dune mud) >> >> and the other is Dragon Swords mud, and if anyone is interested, I will >> give >> the link for that one. I have been on mud games since 1996 or late 1995, >> and I used a shell account to get onto the internet. 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