So far I've played a bit of:
- Aardwolf (10+ hours)
- Forgotten Kingdoms (just the tutorial, I haven't been approved to leave the newbie area yet 🥲)
- Archaea (maybe about 4 hours)
- Gemstone IV (a frustrating 2 hours)

#MUD #MultiUserDungeon

Kind of surprised that there aren't any Homestuck MUDs. (There are like 20 Dragonball themed ones, though!)

#Homestuck #MUD #MultiUserDungeon

Going to try #Achaea #Mud #MultiUserDungeon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmpyfcvGqFU

Been playing on https://www.erionmud.com and am thoroughly enjoying the crafting system. Having the option to just work uninterrupted, in familiar patterns, appeals to my #ActuallyAutistic need for structure and familiarity, while when my #ActuallyADHD side wants novelty, I can go wander the realm and see what pops up. And if I need something, I can make it myself, darn it! LOL If you try it out and need some pointers, I'm usually up there as Tamryn, so feel free to ask me anything.

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#ActuallyAuDHD #MUDs #MUD #Gaming #MultiUserDungeon #Neurodivergent

So a lot of people in the Lisp programmer community seem to really like this old “Multi-User Dungeon” (MUD) originally developed at Xerox PARC back in the early 90s, and I thought I would start reading through the programmers manual. I mean, it is called “Lambda” MOO, and Lisp people love it, so it must be a functional programming language like Lisp right?

My face when I find that it is a C-like object oriented programming language:

#tech #software #Lisp #LispLang #FunctionalProgramming #LambdaMOO #MultiUserDungeon

Does anyone play Text-based MUDs?

I tried to get into them a few years ago. I tried one or two but didn't hang in them for any real amount of time. They just seemed empty and like an abandoned part of the internet.

The site that ranks MUDs looks old as heck; realised some of the links are broken. There are hundreds tho.

This is apparently the most popular MUD: https://www.aardwolf.com/

#mud #multiuserdungeon #rpg #textbased #game