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darmir · 11-19-2010, 10:37 AM

I started playing MUDs in 1995, but I have taken many hiatus's through the years because of RL issues.
I hate to say it but my first MUD ever was Medievia, which I played for some time until I found the truth out how it came about. You can find more information about that .
Shadows of Isildur
I don't program muds, but I am developer. The most common language is C. But MUDs are programmed in many languages. For instance we have Java, Lisp, perl, C++ to name a few that I know of.
I play them because they are like a book. When you read a book you can imagine the world your reading because of how it is written. A good book will really immerse you. The same for a MUD.
Graphical Games you don't have to imagine a thing. They show you what your world is like.

11-19-2010, 10:37 AM	#6
darmir Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 30	Re: Interview a MUD expert! I started playing MUDs in 1995, but I have taken many hiatus's through the years because of RL issues. I hate to say it but my first MUD ever was Medievia, which I played for some time until I found the truth out how it came about. You can find more information about that . Shadows of Isildur I don't program muds, but I am developer. The most common language is C. But MUDs are programmed in many languages. For instance we have Java, Lisp, perl, C++ to name a few that I know of. I play them because they are like a book. When you read a book you can imagine the world your reading because of how it is written. A good book will really immerse you. The same for a MUD. Graphical Games you don't have to imagine a thing. They show you what your world is like. Last edited by darmir : 11-19-2010 at 10:42 AM.