Hi.
A mud client is passed the server ip and port of the game you want to
play. It then connects to that server and you play the text adventure
via the mud client.
As far as commands you enter them by typing them like most other text
adventures commands like look, jump, whatever.
Nicol Oosth
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] basic mud questions.
hi allison,
some commands are changed slightly for different muds, but in general
most
of the commands are the same. obviously a sci fi mud is going to
Hi all ... where do I get this demo from?
MissWings
At 09:52 PM 6/14/2006, Brandon Hicks wrote:
>hi allison,
>some commands are changed slightly for different muds, but in general most
>of the commands are the same. obviously a sci fi mud is going to have a few
>different commands than a medeval
Thanks!
Allison
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From: "Brandon Hicks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] basic mud questions.
> hi allison,
> some commands are changed slightly for dif
hi allison,
some commands are changed slightly for different muds, but in general most
of the commands are the same. obviously a sci fi mud is going to have a few
different commands than a medeval type one, but there are quite a few the
same. what you pretty much have to do is experiment. try a com
Hi all!
I just finished listening to Sean Randall's fabulous demo of Godwars, and I
have a rather elementary question about mudding in general. I noticed that
he was using a lot of specific commands in order to perform specific
functions. Do these commands only apply to Godwars, or do they apply
