Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by stryk on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @12:54AM
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It sure does! Does anyone remember MUDs? Some of those boggled the mind with how creative some folks can be with text and symbols. Good times, great memories from back before being a nerd was en vogue.
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Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by StanislavPetrov on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @03:44PM
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Certainly do! Some of the oldest and most creative of the MUDs are still in operation, and still being continually updated. One still-running DIKUmud that is still in operation and is absolutely amazing in regards to the ~25 years of constant evolution is Duris Mud. If you have any interest in MUDs or MUD programming its definitely worth checking out.
http://www.durismud.com/ or telnet to mud.durismud.com 7777
Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by fapjacks on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @03:11AM
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MajorMUD! Also, for anyone interested in MUME (Multi-Users in Middle Earth), a Tolkein-based MUD running since 1992, albeit via telnet and not as a BBS door game... It is still running, all these years later [0].
[0] http://mume.org
Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by Ataraxy on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @06:05AM
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MajorMUD was a huge part of my youth and an introduction to programming via scripting it.
Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by adamkittelson on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @10:53AM
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I'm working on websocket MUD based on MajorMUD in Elixir. There are quite a few people actively building new mud engines in modern languages in 2018. There's even a community with a slack org / newsletter etc at https://mudcoders.com/
Re:Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
by stryk on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @05:35PM
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> There are quite a few people actively building new mud engines in modern languages in 2018.
Sometimes the Internet is a wonderful place! Not always, but there's still a lot of good stuff around.