Re: sci-fi muds, wayfar1444.

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Re: sci-fi muds, wayfar1444.

This game seems really cool. I wanted to try it out so just created my character. I assume guides mentioned at the beginning no longer exist since I couldn't get to wayfar1444.com. Can anyone give me any tips for starting out? Right now I'm trying to find a herbivore to hunt for one of the jobs but not having much luck. I keep using scan to look around me but all I see are people, like tourists, civilians, guards, and others.

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Re: sci-fi muds, wayfar1444.

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Re: sci-fi muds, wayfar1444.

This game seems really cool. I wanted to try it out so just created my character. I assume guides mentioned at the beginning no longer exist since I couldn't get to wayfar1444.com. Can anyone give me any tips for starting out?

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Re: Top 5 Mud List: The Sequel

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Re: Top 5 Mud List: The Sequel

@camlorn I started playing Icesus after I saw it on here yesterday, and they have some useful things to help you navigate. Not only do they have survey, but they have a coordinates system and a way to get directions to things within the city you start in. You can also find out the coordinates of things in the city to help you navigate.

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Re: Top 5 Mud List: The Sequel

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Re: Top 5 Mud List: The Sequel

Great topic here. I've tried several of these muds and really love Erion and Cosmic Rage. I also had a hard time with the stat training on Alter Aeon though. Deciding what to train when and how much to train it was always hard. I like Procedural Realms, although the last few times I've logged on, I got frustrated because I'm level 1 but couldn't find anything around my level to kill. I've heard of Clok but have doubts about playing it because I have no clue how to roleplay in a fantasy game so the required rp puts me off. I like Aardwolf as well, but I got a little tired of doing the same things over and over.

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Re: Some good android games

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@2 there are two games called space trader on Google Play. Can you send a link to the accessible one?

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Re: fantasy mudd recommendations

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There's also Aardwolf. It has a soundpack although it's not as big as Alter Aeon's.

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Re: MUSHClient Questions

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jescat277 wrote:So, whether combining soundpacks is possible on what soundpacks you are using. I am pretty sure that it would be possible to get you down to only the latest version of mush, but I would need a bit more information about which soundpacks you want to combine before i could help you more fully.Look forward to hearing from you!The games I play that I would want to combine are Aardwolf, Alter Aeon, and Materia Magica. I would of course also want to play other muds that don't have soundpacks with no problems.

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MUSHClient Questions

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MUSHClient Questions

Hi. I just downloaded MUSHClient for my computer. I've used it before but this is a new installation, and I was wondering what plugins you all would recommend installing and where I can get them. I at least need a plugin to read MUD output and one to capture output so it's easier to review. In case it helps, I use NVDA as my screen reader. I also have a question about different versions of MUSHClient. I have a few different versions for different games I play. The MUSHClient versions themselves are the same or only a couple builds apart. I hate having 4 or 5 different versions and want to combine them into one installation, but last time I tried this, I started getting errors and MUSHClient started acting weird. When I tried it, I put all the sounds, plugins, and other files into the folders for one version of MUSHClient. I just tried to put them in the folders they were in for the versions of MUSHClient they came from. Sometimes I had to choose a copy of a file if both versions had a file with the same name. If that happened I usually chose the newer file. Is there a way to combine soundpacks like this without causing problems? Thanks.

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Re: cookie clicker online beta version, and rb studios new home!

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Re: cookie clicker online beta version, and rb studios new home!

Hi. Really liking this game but just ran into a problem. I remorted to remort 2 and now no upgrades are available even with 2000 cookies.

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Re: Thinking of Trying Miriani but Have Questions

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Re: Thinking of Trying Miriani but Have Questions

I just played for the first time the day before yesterday and I loved it. I even met someone who was very helpful and helped me get started.

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Thinking of Trying Miriani but Have Questions

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Thinking of Trying Miriani but Have Questions

Hi. As the subject says I'm thinking of trying Miriani. I have 3 questions though. First, which MUD client would you recommend? I can use either Vipmud or MUSHclient. Second, It looks like there are a lot of available soundpacks, especially for MUSH. Is there one that's best? Finally, is Miriani HUD accessible? Thanks.

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Thinking of Trying Alter Aeon Again but Have one Question

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Thinking of Trying Alter Aeon Again but Have one Question

Hi. I've tried Alter Aeon before but there's one area that always made me get frustrated and give up. I know practices are used for both training and practicing skills and spells. This always confuses me and makes it hard for me to figure out how much to train or practice. I tend to prefer MUDs like Aardwolf where practices are used for skills and spells, and trains are used for stats. How do you figure out how many practices to use for things? I might come back if I can learn to do this without getting so frustrated.

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Re: Developer questions for you all

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Dark wrote:@Lfg, just a miner correction, we actually have a number of accessible puzzle games already, not exactly a surpluss of them by any stretch of the imagination, but certainly a fair few examples for both Windows and Ios.If you go to the front page of the site, you can use the "search games" link to show games in the database by genre, one of those genres is puzzle. Off the top of my head, if your looking for match and puzzle games, a lot of the work by Ian humphries in the blindgamers series (which are also not too sound heavy), Block party, and magic blocks for windows which are tetris style, and Lworks slide puzzle, though that one is tricky. on Ios, one game to check out is tile smash, which is similar to a tetris or columns game but completely accessible using screen readers and audio, also the animals match game in the  audio hub, and some of the blindfold games such as blindfold crush and blindfold pyramid tiles. hth.Hi. I use Android, not iOS, but I'll check some of the ones for Windows out.

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Re: Developer questions for you all

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malachi1616 wrote:Hi everyone, I'm new here, and not visually impaired. I enjoy making text games and have recently been introduced to your community and have been enjoying updating my games to be more accessible. I have a few questions for you all to help guide my development efforts and hopefully make my existing and future games more enjoyable and accessible. First off, if you aren't familiar with my work already, there is a thread going on in the new releases board for my game Infini-Crawl. Heres a linkSo a few questions, if you don't mind:First off, do you mostly play games that have audio built in, or games that require a screen reader? In other words, is it preferable to you to be able to turn off the screen reader and have the game speak to you? or is it all the same to you because you usually have your screen reader on anyway?When you're playing browser games, what browser do you typically use?Which OS are you usually using for games (windows, mac, iphone, android, etc)?Do you prefer browser based games, or games you have to download and install?Are you using NVDA, or do you use Jaws or something else? If you use something other than NVDA, what features do you use with your screen reader that justify the expense? Do these features help with gaming?If you could have one type of game converted over to a completely accessible game, what would it be? In other words, what type of games do you feel the VI community needs to have that they don't right now?Lastly, and don't feel like you need to answer this one if you're not comfortable, but, what is your level of visual impairment? Do certain features in screen readers and/or games not matter to you because you have partial vision?Hi. I've been playing InfiniCrawl and love it. My answers to some of these questions might be a little different since I have other disabilities along with blindness.I play both games that use the screen reader and ones with their own audio. I don't really have a preference.When playing browser games, I use Chrome most of the time but will use Firefox if I find that a game works better with it.As for the OS I use, I use Windows 10 and Android.I don't have a preference between browser games and ones I have to download and install.I use NVDA on Windows 10 and TalkBack on Android.For games I would like to see, I wish there were more puzzle games like ones where you have to match different tiles or blocks. I used to have some vision and loved that kind of game. I'm totally blind, with no vision at all.Here's where my perspective might be a little different. Along with my blindness, I'm autistic and have several chronic illnesses. Because of these, I deal with something called sensory overload. It's easy for me to get overstimulated. I also have trouble with spatial skills, or knowing where things, real or virtual, are in relation to my body or my character in a game. Because of this, there are lots of audiogames I can't play, like ones that use different sounds rather than text or speech. If there are too many sounds that mean different things playing, I can't process all of them and what they mean, so I get overstimulated, anxious, and frustrated. Also, if the game uses sounds coming from different directions, it can be hard for me to tell where the sound is coming from, which makes movement in the game difficult. I'll often end up running my character into walls or other objects because I didn't understand that a sound I was hearing was supposed to tell me there was something there, or I couldn't tell what direction the sound came from. Because of this, I usually prefer games with mostly text or only a few sounds. I tend not to like games where I have to depend on sounds for a lot of things.

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Re: Any gamers here with autism or other things causing sensory overload?

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Re: Any gamers here with autism or other things causing sensory overload?

defender wrote:The battle mode of Crazy Party, particularly with the music turned off should be just fine, and that is a ton of entertainment right there.Card and dice games on the playroom, as long as you didn't play super fast, that wouldn't be so bad either.The game Jungle from blastbay Studios only has speech and no sounds or music, so it should be quite easy.Many of the jim kitchen card and board games are quite slow and sonicly uncomplicated.Katawa Shoujo (which is fully and professionally translated to English) has music and some sounds, but it is a game book style so you can play at your own pace.Dog who hates toast, U Mart, Pawprints, Revelation, temporal and Puzzle Divided, all from kaldobsky.com/audiogames are all mostly text based with some sounds.Tactical Battle is turn based, and if you don't play maps with allot of AI movement, maybe turn off the music and adjust the sound volume if needed, it should be fine.Warsim is a console based text game with optional music and optional sounds, and there is allot to explore.Entombed is turn based, and particularly with the music disabled or turned down, it should be easily doable.Thanks for this. I love Entombed but I've never tried the other ones. This gives me an idea of some I might like. I'll give them a try.

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Any gamers here with autism or other things causing sensory overload?

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Any gamers here with autism or other things causing sensory overload?

I'm totally blind, autistic, and have chronic illnesses that make my problems with sensory overload worse. Because of this there are a lot of audiogames I can't play because they have too many sounds going at once and I can't process it all or get overloaded. I was just curious if there are any other gamers who deal with this here and thought it would be nice to discuss what games are playable for us. This is why I'm a huge fan of text-based games. I also like some audiogames if they don't have too many sounds coming at once.

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Re: text android games recomendations

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Re: text android games recomendations

For those that play CivClicker, ClickerEmpire seems to be a mobile version. This is based on the layout of the game and playing it for a few minutes.

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Re: text android games recomendations

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For those that play CivClicker, ClickerEmpire seems to be a mobile version. This is based on the layout of the game and playing it for a few minutes. @KenshiraTheTrinity, can you get me a link for Age of Myth? I found a game called Age of Myth Genesis but I'm not sure if that's the right one.

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Re: text android games recomendations

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Re: text android games recomendations

KenshiraTheTrinity wrote:There is clicker empire and age of myth.I couldn't find clicker empire  but there were a lot of games with similar names. Is that its exact name?

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Re: text android games recomendations

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Re: text android games recomendations

There's also Antimatter Dimensions, which is accessible on Android and PC, a bunch of games by Delight Games and Choice of Games, and Path of Adventure.

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Re: Favorite Incremental or Text-Based Games

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Re: Favorite Incremental or Text-Based Games

SkyLord wrote:Water company, camcad clicker, idle fisher, kardashev incremental, sheep something(don't remember the exact name, maybe sheep incremental), a dark room, universal paperclips, rebuild the universe. That's all that i can think of right now.Sheep Incremental seems pretty neat, and so does Rebuild the Universe. I'm having a little trouble with Sheep Incremental though and wondering if you can help. How do you get enough stone tools to get anywhere? I keep running out and my flint knappers are hardly making anything. I tried A Dark Room and it seemed neat, but there was a map on there that you could use to send explorers away from the village and it seemed kind of hard to use with a screen reader. I'll definitely try it again if that map is usable though.

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Favorite Incremental or Text-Based Games

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Favorite Incremental or Text-Based Games

I'm looking for good accessible incremental or text-based games. I have a laptop running Windows 10 and a Google Pixel 3 XL running Android 10. So far, I've gotten into Trimps, Evolve, and Space Company. I'm also trying Civ Clicker. Can anyone recommend other good games? I also want to try other text-based games, so they don't have to be incremental. I know there's a couple older topics about incremental games, but I'm not sure how old they are or if there are games that aren't listed there.

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