I have previously recounted bits and pieces of my experiences in StrangeMUD, the game that introduced me to online roleplaying and was my gateway drug to the MMOs of today. These days, StrangeMUD is still up and running, but the population is thin; when last I logged on, I saw only one other player who [...]
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Just wander until you die
Posted in MMOs, MUDs on March 25, 2011 | 5 Comments »
MUDs and MMOs: Divergent Starting Points?
Posted in EverQuest, Guild Wars, MMOs, MUDs, Star Trek Online, World of Warcraft on January 14, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I have found it very interesting reading reviews of Star Trek Online being posted across the blogosphere (Syp from Bio Break has compiled a cross-section here). Since the NDA has dropped, I have started seeing more positive reviews – the theory being that those most disappointed with a game in beta are most likely to [...]
The One With the Obligatory Introduction
Posted in MUDs on October 28, 2009 | 7 Comments »
I blame it all on Jojo the lich. I was introduced to the world of multiplayer online gaming in 1995 by a college friend who enthralled me with tales of her adventures in a world called StrangeMUD. Late nights after studying, I would watch her rapid-fire typing, shrieks of glee and dismay as this or [...]