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Would you play a Lugaru themed MUD if it was available?

Oh yeah!
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I guess.
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Maybe.
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Doubtfull.
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#$(! no.
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Total votes: 17

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Post by theblob » Sun Nov 14, 2004 1:23 am

zip wrote: but interacting with other characters in any depth at all is very rare.
So are you saying that in Muds you will be able to fully interact with characters :?:

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Post by zip » Sun Nov 14, 2004 2:31 pm

Are]/b] able to fully interact with other characters.

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What would it be like?

Post by theblob » Sun Nov 14, 2004 5:44 pm

Would the Mud be something like this?

This is limbo, a place you go when you die.
Lost souls wander about aimlessly, hopelessly seeking to gain an
insight into the meaning of their past lives. Adventurous souls
who do not wish to return to Celduin to start their lives again
should go through the blue door.
Obvious exits: green door, blue door, guild halls.
You see Seneca.
You see an adamantine dart, a book of knowledge, some cloth armor, a
godentag, some leather boots, two leather caps, a small wooden shield.

I took this from isengard mud

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Post by zip » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:30 pm

In general, yes. But with more resemblance to PK muds such as LOW or AvP. But there does not seem to be enough interest to warrant its creation.

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Post by Flickta » Tue Nov 16, 2004 2:54 pm

zip wrote:In general, yes. But with more resemblance to PK muds such as LOW or AvP. But there does not seem to be enough interest to warrant its creation.
You should wait till Lugaru is released to the public + several months. Then this priject may gain attention. And then... Lugie would be better. :wink:

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Post by zip » Tue Nov 16, 2004 4:27 pm

Ryan no longer has interest in Lugie or Lugaru, so Lugie would be a fine tuner and object-deleter.

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Post by Flickta » Wed Nov 17, 2004 2:35 pm

zip wrote:Ryan no longer has interest in Lugie or Lugaru, so Lugie would be a fine tuner and object-deleter.
Oh well... Fine-tuner... No interest... [ :cry: ]

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Post by zip » Wed Nov 17, 2004 8:09 pm

Well, Lugaru needs a fine tuner because you can't fine tune at all, or delete objects without deleteing everything you placed after them.

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Post by Flickta » Fri Nov 19, 2004 6:08 am

zip wrote:Well, Lugaru needs a fine tuner because you can't fine tune at all, or delete objects without deleteing everything you placed after them.
Yes, object-deletion is great. I realized that yesterday, after making an exceptionally beautiful arena-level (for my gladiator rabbit campaign, though it may never see the light of) and finding out I put the first element in the wrong place.

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