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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:33, 3 February 2021

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	'''MUD''' is short for '''Multi User Dungeon'''. MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.		'''MUD''' is short for '''Multi User Dungeon'''. MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

			The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.

	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

	Sure, you can get [[Awesome]] [[Category:Stories\| stories]] out them, where [[Rules lawyers]] can pull some [[Intelligence\| bullshit]] moves, but thats history (these are the tales of the only guy in the world actually having fun playing MUDs and being punished for it):		Sure, you can get [[Awesome]] [[Category:Stories\| stories]] out them, where [[Rules lawyers]] can pull some [[Intelligence\| bullshit]] moves, but thats history (these are the tales of the only guy in the world actually having fun playing MUDs and being punished for it):

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:32, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T01:32:04Z

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	'''MUD''' is short for '''Multi User Dungeon'''. MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit~~. They used ascii symbols for graphics, similar to [[Dwarf Fortress]], but some modern-day MUDs have (slightly) more advanced graphics~~. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.		'''MUD''' is short for '''Multi User Dungeon'''. MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.

	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.		The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 01:29, 3 February 2021

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	MUD is short for Multi User Dungeon~~, or in other words,~~ MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.		'''MUD''' is short for '''Multi User Dungeon'''. MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. They used ascii symbols for graphics, similar to [[Dwarf Fortress]], but some modern-day MUDs have (slightly) more advanced graphics. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.

	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.		The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

1d4chan>Phas at 16:18, 15 February 2020

2020-02-15T16:18:24Z

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	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.		The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

	Sure, you can get [[Awesome]] [[Category:Stories\| stories]] out them, where [[Rules lawyers]] can pull some [[Intelligence\| bullshit]] moves, but thats history:		Sure, you can get [[Awesome]] [[Category:Stories\| stories]] out them, where [[Rules lawyers]] can pull some [[Intelligence\| bullshit]] moves, but thats history (these are the tales of the only guy in the world actually having fun playing MUDs and being punished for it):
	* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5w4bep/shadowdale_mud_when_aussies_attack/ When Aussies Attack!]]		* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5w4bep/shadowdale_mud_when_aussies_attack/ When Aussies Attack!]]
	* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5fmj5v/intelligent_gaming_shadowdale_mud_part_3/ Wizard/thief duels Barabrian]]		* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5fmj5v/intelligent_gaming_shadowdale_mud_part_3/ Wizard/thief duels Barabrian]]

1d4chan>Ronnieboy: Add some stories

2018-03-25T10:37:56Z

Add some stories

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	MUD is short for Multi User Dungeon, or in other words, MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.		MUD is short for Multi User Dungeon, or in other words, MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.

	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started.		The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started or get ushered by your [[Fags of 4chan#Newfag \| grandkids]] to get off the computer and go read a book.

			Sure, you can get [[Awesome]] [[Category:Stories\| stories]] out them, where [[Rules lawyers]] can pull some [[Intelligence\| bullshit]] moves, but thats history:
			* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5w4bep/shadowdale_mud_when_aussies_attack/ When Aussies Attack!]]
			* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5fmj5v/intelligent_gaming_shadowdale_mud_part_3/ Wizard/thief duels Barabrian]]
			* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5vqkxp/shadowdale_mud_the_barbarian/ Barbarian in ShadowdaleMUD]]
			* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5euzt2/intelligent_gaming_trekmush/ Patches adventures in TrekMUSH]]
			* [[https://www.reddit.com/r/patches765/comments/5evtwj/intelligent_gaming_trekmush_part_2/ Patches goes Kobayashi Maru on TREKMUSH]]

174.30.45.162: Reminder of /tg/ having a MUD

2017-07-17T20:59:46Z

Reminder of /tg/ having a MUD

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	The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started.		The simplest way to play would be to open a command shell and type telnet dragonswordsmud.com 1234 (as an example) and then after giving a name you would be asked to start a new character and then you could choose a race, and a class. The game is all text, with the only "graphics" being whatever ASCII drawing the area builder threw in there and some colored text. The only thing you have to tell you what's happening is the room description. Since this means you have to do a whole lot of reading, you probably will give up before you get started.


	[[tl;dr]]: You'll get bored before you even start.		[[tl;dr]]: You'll get bored before you even start.
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	www.retromud.org		www.retromud.org

			/tg/ once had a MUD:

			[http://www.mudconnect.com/cgi-bin/adv_search.cgi?key_mode=PHRASE&base=NONE&String=.*&pk_ok=2](

107.3.18.245: Added a mud

2012-12-27T12:05:17Z

Added a mud

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	www.awakenedworlds.net		www.awakenedworlds.net

			www.retromud.org

1d4chan>FlintTD at 04:08, 27 January 2012

2012-01-27T04:08:44Z

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	MUD is short for Multi User Dungeon, or in other words, MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.		MUD is short for Multi User Dungeon, or in other words, MUDs are what [[MMORPG\|MMORPGs]] were before they became complete shit. Many MUDs are still available, though to really enjoy them, you would require a MUD client. While it's possible to play a MUD with no client software and just using telnet, MUD clients like tintin++ allow you to make aliases for common commands, set up triggers so that various mundane tasks are taken care of automatically, and can even allow you to map out the area as you play.