April 1998
- Persistant storage.... My current idea. J C Lawrence
- Persistant storage.... My current idea. J C Lawrence
- Persistant storage.... My current idea. Chris Gray
- Persistant storage.... My current idea. J C Lawrence
- Persistant storage.... My current idea. J C Lawrence
- OT: This is a test of a system config change. coder@ibm.net
- MUD Development Digest Dr. Cat
- MUD Development Digest Justin McKinnerney
- MUD Development Digest Nathan F Yospe
- MUD Development Digest Justin McKinnerney
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest Jon A. Lambert
- MUD Development Digest Chris Gray
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest Ben Greear
- MUD Development Digest Jon A. Lambert
- MUD Development Digest Chris Gray
- MUD Development Digest Ben Greear
- MUD Development Digest Dr. Cat
- MUD Development Digest Ben Greear
- MUD Development Digest Justin McKinnerney
- MUD Development Digest Dr. Cat
- MUD Development Digest Justin McKinnerney
- MUD Development Digest Dr. Cat
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest Matt Chatterley
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- GRUMPS maddog@best.com
- caved in: Algorithms for for storing free space. Ben Greear
- internet connections Chris Gray
- GRUPMS? Vadim Tkachenko
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Richard Woolcock
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Nathan F Yospe
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] coder@ibm.net
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Katrina McClelan
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Richard Woolcock
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] J C Lawrence
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Travis S. Casey
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] maddog@best.com
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] J C Lawrence
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] J C Lawrence
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Jon A. Lambert
- [Fwd: MUD-Dev] Richard Woolcock
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? coder@ibm.net
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? Katrina McClelan
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? J C Lawrence
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? Jon A. Lambert
- Meta: who dat guy, wot dat web? J C Lawrence
- [META] Mailing lists Katrina McClelan
- [META] Mailing lists Travis S. Casey
- META: The web presence and wot it ain't gonna be J C Lawrence
- META: The web presence and wot it ain't gonna be Shawn Halpenny
- META: The web presence and wot it ain't gonna be J C Lawrence
- META: The web presence and wot it ain't gonna be J C Lawrence
- (fwd) code for teleport coder@ibm.net
- (fwd) code for teleport Ben Greear
- (fwd) code for teleport s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- (fwd) code for teleport J C Lawrence
- META: Archive of Megami/Wout's list's traffic? Archive of the CC: list? J C Lawrence
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not to die for. Jon A. Lambert
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not to die for. s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not to die for. Katrina McClelan
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not to die for. J C Lawrence
- Genetic Algorithms Jon A. Lambert
- MUD Development Digest J C Lawrence
- MUD Development Digest Alex Oren
- MUD Development Digest Chris Gray
- MUD Development Digest Jon Leonard
- MUD Development Digest Jon A. Lambert
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not Jon A. Lambert
- Unreal J C Lawrence
- META: The web archives are up for review (alpha 1) J C Lawrence
- META: Archive of Megami/Wout's list's traffic? Archive of Alex Oren
- RGMA Alex Oren
- META: That bloke Yaltec. Khan one
- META: That bloke Yaltec. J C Lawrence
- a fruitful exchange on classlessness in r.g.m.admin Cimri
- MAGE 2 MAGE v. 0.88 J C Lawrence
- META: membership (was a fruitful exchange on classlessness in r.g.m.admin) coder@ibm.net
- META: Archive of Megami/Wout's list's traffic? Archive of Wout Mertens
- (fwd) Development of new code base coder@ibm.net
- Seductions of Sim: Policy as a Simulation Jon A. Lambert
- Seductions of Sim: Policy as a Simulation J C Lawrence
- META: membership (was a fruitful exchange on clas Jon A. Lambert
- Resisting Charm or you're cute and nice, but not t Jon A. Lambert
- META: Web futures and the demise of MUD civilisation as we know it. coder@ibm.net
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Richard Woolcock
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Vadim Tkachenko
- There can be.. only ONE! Jon A. Lambert
- There can be.. only ONE! Vadim Tkachenko
- There can be.. only ONE! Jon A. Lambert
- There can be.. only ONE! Richard Woolcock
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Ling
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! J C Lawrence
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Alex Oren
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Vadim Tkachenko
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Vadim Tkachenko
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Marian Griffith
- OT: Caballah [was Character development] Jon A. Lambert
- Personality modelling Oliver Jowett
- Personality modelling J C Lawrence
- Personality modelling J C Lawrence
- META: membership Holly Sommer
- META: membership Cimri
- META: membership s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- META: membership Katrina McClelan
- META: Other mailing lists Alex Oren
- META: Other mailing lists J C Lawrence
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability J C Lawrence
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Cimri
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Holly Sommer
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability plateau
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Vadim Tkachenko
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Vadim Tkachenko
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Greg Munt
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability J C Lawrence
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Matt Chatterley
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Holly Sommer
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Jon A. Lambert
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability Jon A. Lambert
- META: Web site backgrounds and readability J C Lawrence
- META: Archive message format J C Lawrence
- (fwd) equipment J C Lawrence
- 3D evaluation? J C Lawrence
- META: Archive searching now works... J C Lawrence
- META: Archive searching now works... Bruce Mitchener
- META: Archive searching now works... J C Lawrence
- Fw: [DESIGN] Combat system Richard Woolcock
- [Fwd: Grids and curvature of a sphere] Richard Woolcock
- [Fwd: Grids and curvature of a sphere] Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- [Fwd: Grids and curvature of a sphere] J C Lawrence
- [Fwd: Grids and curvature of a sphere] J C Lawrence
- SfD: AI and muds; several approaches Nathan F Yospe
- META: We have moved. J C Lawrence
- (fwd) Mudlib Design J C Lawrence
- (fwd) SERVER: New Code Base in VB Started J C Lawrence
- (fwd) SERVER: New Code Base in VB Started Jon A. Lambert
- Graphical MUD project (Sea Of Blood) J C Lawrence
- (fwd) Sea of Blood Graphical MUD J C Lawrence
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates John Bertoglio
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates Nathan F Yospe
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates John Bertoglio
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates Jon Leonard
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates J C Lawrence
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map coordinates Vadim Tkachenko
- Gentle Reminder J C Lawrence
- Systems you use Ling
- Systems you use Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- Systems you use J C Lawrence
- Systems you use Adam Wiggins
- Systems you use Jon A. Lambert
- Systems you use Katrina McClelan
- Systems you use J C Lawrence
- Systems you use Katrina McClelan
- (fwd) CODE RELEASE: [client] Jcrossclient - java client to "crossfire" J C Lawrence
- Teamwork Ling
- Teamwork J C Lawrence
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map Jon A. Lambert
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map J C Lawrence
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map Jon A. Lambert
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map John Bertoglio
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map Jon A. Lambert
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- MAPPING: Creating a bitmaped graphic from map Jon A. Lambert
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD J C Lawrence
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Ben Greear
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Matt Chatterley
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Chris Gray
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD J C Lawrence
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Jay Sax
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD J C Lawrence
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Matt Chatterley
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Crossfire MUD Chris Gray
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Adam Wiggins
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Jon A. Lambert
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) J C Lawrence
- There can be.. only ONE! (fwd) Matt Chatterley
- How to represent a 3d object... Ben Greear
- How to represent a 3d object... Oliver Jowett
- How to represent a 3d object... Ben Greear
- How to represent a 3d object... Justin McKinnerney
- How to represent a 3d object... J C Lawrence
- fwd Room descriptions, was Roleplaying John Bertoglio
- fwd Room descriptions, was Roleplaying Chris Gray
- fwd Room descriptions, was Roleplaying Ling
- fwd Room descriptions, was Roleplaying J C Lawrence
- Room descriptions, was Roleplaying Richard Woolcock
- Room descriptions, was Roleplaying John Bertoglio
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) Justin McKinnerney
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) Joel Dillon
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) Justin McKinnerney
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) Joel Dillon
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) J C Lawrence
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) J C Lawrence
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) Ben Greear
- Java for Mud Client (Crossfire MUD topic) J C Lawrence
- META: mud-dev@null.net is now decommissioned. J C Lawrence
- META: mud-dev@null.net is now decommissioned. John Bertoglio
- META: mud-dev@null.net is now decommissioned. J C Lawrence
- Group mechanics/Leadership [was: Room descriptions] Shawn Halpenny
- Group mechanics/Leadership [was: Room descriptions] John Bertoglio
- (fwd) [DESIGN] Macro semi-language J C Lawrence
- (fwd) [DESIGN] Macro semi-language J C Lawrence
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) J C Lawrence
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) Dr. Cat
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) Marian Griffith
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) J C Lawrence
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) Chris Gray
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) Koster, Raph
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) Adam Wiggins
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) J C Lawrence
- OT: Birth announcement Koster, Raph
- OT: Birth announcement Nathan F Yospe
- OT: Birth announcement J C Lawrence
- OT: Birth announcement J C Lawrence
- OT: Birth announcement John Bertoglio
- OT: Birth announcement J C Lawrence
- OT: Birth announcement Jon A. Lambert
- OT: Birth announcement Koster, Raph
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe Jon A. Lambert
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe Dr. Cat
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe J C Lawrence
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe Dr. Cat
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe J C Lawrence
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Playe Richard Woolcock
- Some thoughts on languages and users - was: Macro semi Jon A. Lambert
- PK's: A solution? John Bertoglio
- PK's: A solution? Shawn Halpenny
- PK's: A solution? Michael Hohensee
- PK's: A solution? s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- PK's: A solution? J C Lawrence
- PK's: A solution? Katrina McClelan
- PK's: A solution? John Bertoglio
- PK's: A solution? Holly Sommer
- PK's: A solution? J C Lawrence
- PK's: A solution? John Bertoglio
- META: Membership authentication J C Lawrence
- (fwd) MOB or player? Global Communications on Muds J C Lawrence
- (fwd) MOB or player? Global Communications on Muds John Bertoglio
- (fwd) Confusing? J C Lawrence
- (fwd) Confusing? Chris Gray
- (fwd) POLL: Games ruined by bad players (Player killers, tank rushers etc) J C Lawrence
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Jay Sax
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea John Bertoglio
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Chris Gray
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Ling
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea J C Lawrence
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Adam Wiggins
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea J C Lawrence
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Adam Wiggins
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Marian Griffith
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Dr. Cat
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Koster, Raph
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Dr. Cat
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Jon A. Lambert
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Dr. Cat
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea J C Lawrence
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Koster, Raph
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Marian Griffith
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Dr. Cat
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea John Bertoglio
- PK and my "Mobless MUD" idea Dr. Cat
John Bertoglio wrote:
> Certainly, the concept of virtual death and dismemberment is somewhat more
> visual that an intellectual defeat in scrabble. But I would suggest that a
> persons reaction to either is simply a reflection on their maturity,
> security and general mental health. Whiners are whiners. It is just that
> the emotional nature of being "killed" in a virtual world will bring you
> more support (in the form of other whiners) than grumping about being
> beaten in Scrabble or Chess. There is no difference.
I don't think it's the case that winning and losing in Scrabble and Quake
are in some sense "different to people that whine about losing, but just
the same to everyone else". Even on a purely physical level - when I play
Quake, my pulse races and adrenalin is released into my bloodstream.
When I play Scrabble, these things do not happen. There's lots of
difference. I could ramble about psychological differences for hours,
not all of which apply only to the immature.
I don't know that it's appropriate to discount the experienes and
reactions of the immature, either. Little kids often play a lot of
games, and rightly so, as "play" originated as a learning mechanism. In
games that involve social interaction in particular, learning how to
become mature can be one of the things practiced at and learned about by
children playing it. I'd say that unless you plan to make games that are
only aimed at emotionally mature players, considering details of how
immature players (of any age) will interact with the game is useful in
order to enable better understanding of design tradeoffs, and hopefully
better game design.
> All games are a form of ritual combat. Some games become so abstract like
> Advanced Squad Leader or corporate mergers and aquisitions, that the
> satisfaction comes primarily from the process of play. Winning is cool, but
> the game is the thing. A mature player of any game accepts the reality and
> form of defeat as part of the process.
I could perhaps agree with the a statement that "most games" are forms of
ritual combat. I certainly don't agree that all of them are. You might
make a case that charades is ritual combat, even though it's a very
entertainment and socializing oriented play process, because one team
wins at the end of it. But then, there are many people that will play
charades without the formality of keeping score, or even of having
teams. It's hard to find a "ritual combat" element in it then. I've
heard and seen the phrase "let's not bother to keep score" applied to a
lot of other games, too, by people more interested in the process of play
than in the element of competition.
Then there are games like Spin the Bottle, Truth or Dare, and Post
Office, which are not combat rituals, but mating rituals. There's other
types of games floating around out there that aren't forms of ritual
combat as well.
I really am starting to think that nobody on this list is interested in
doing games that are even remotely like the kinds of games that I'm
interested in doing. That's ok, wildly different kinds of games can,
should, and do exist. It does, however, suggest to me that there's not
much common ground for discussion between me and the rest of the list.
I don't think there's anything bad about games centered around killing,
by the way, in case anyone's gotten that impression. I've probably spent
more time developing such games, and am responsible for more player-hours
spent stabbing, shooting and blowing up stuff than anyone else on the
list. I still play such games (more often single-player ones than
multiplayer, though), and might make more of them some day. But after
over a decade spent making 'em, I'm BORED of that. And I'm not just
dissapointed that my own career lacked the variety of covering a lot of
other types of games besides combat - but that my whole INDUSTRY was
lacking in it. To the extent that people who's tastes might run more to
other types of games find themselves with few choices, or none at all.
Anyway I'll keep making what I'm making, but ranting about it here is an
excercise that doesn't really help me make any forward progress at all.
If some of my comments are interesting or useful to others, at least
there's some benefit to it. But I reserve the right to pop back into my
gopher hole at any time, and probably will soon.
> I would suggest a different solution to the problems of the city of Oasis.
[snip]
> This news (that people somewhere else are happy) greatly upsets the
> sociopaths back in the big city. They set out to "spoil the fun" of the
> folks in New Oasis. However, there are real (in-game) restrictions to their
> actions. The trip to New Oasis will be just as dangerous for them as it was
> for the original pioneers. While they (being good barbarians) can travel
> lighter than the pioneers because they are not carrying tools for a
> productive life, they still need to provision themselves for the journey.
> They are limited in their plunder by what they can carry back. And of
> course, the return trip is just as dangerous and tedious (to kewl deewds
> with short attention spans), especially if the remaining residents of the
> city are hot on your trail.
The problem with addressing this issue by making the process of "getting
stuff done" more time consuming and difficult is that it also makes
various tasks that don't spoil anyone's fun more time consuming and
difficult too. Some hardcore gamers would enjoy a game even more if
mounting an expedition to a dungeon involved loads of time, effort,
planning, coordination, resource management, etc. However, the majoirty
of people would enjoy the game less.
To me it's about playing to the strengths of the medium. Make-believe
activities on the computer can be presented as being quickier and easier,
more time and attention being focused on the rewards than on the
difficulties of getting to them. Television is an extreme example -
finding a show that brings you pleasure to watch generally only involves
pressing the change-channel buttons, or maybe a minute or two of waiting
for commercials to end or flipping through TV Guide. And this medium of
television has proven to be quite popular and profitable.
Players of RPGs generally want something that's higher on the effort
scale than flipping channels. They tend to have the type of personality
that feels a reward that requires greater effort has more significance
and/or value than one that's easy to get. It's a validation thing. The
question is, how much effort is optimum for your audience, and of what
type? Setting aside the "how much" question, I'd say that most
combat-game players prefer "risk" effort and/or "challenge effort"
(whether that's a challenge to the intellect, the reflexes, or both).
Some people even have a taste for a significant luck factor. What they
don't prefer is "time expenditure", in most cases. (Some people do, of
course). This is why in submarine simulators that strive for realism,
they usually have options to "fast forward" the passage of time during
the long, boring stretches of going from one place to another between
combats.
I'd say that heavy restrictions on travel are generally only desirable if
you're going for a certain sort of niche audience. For most audiences,
or to reach the broadest possible range of users, very quick and easy
travel is desirable. In fact, I'll make a strongly opinionated statement
and say that I feel that in order to maximize the potential of any mud
over a certain size, it's essential to provide some form or forms of
long-distance teleportation. The only question is what forms and how
they work. :X)
I do suspect though, that of that small minority of the humans on the
face of this planet that would favor an immensely detailed world with
large amounts of time and actions and decisions required to accomplish
thing, and huge numbers of player-hours sunk into such tasks needed to do
well in the game... That the members of this list have a
disproportionately high number of people who are in that minority, many
orders of magnitude than the composition of such people in the population
at large.
My tastes in games used to be like that too, when I was younger. My
tastes changed, though.
I do think it leads a lot of the people on this list to envision and
discuss games with levels of detail and complexity far beyond what
they'll ever be able to manage to implement. I know I was reading all
the details in the (mostly snipped) description of what a raid on New
Oasis, and every time I read another detail, two little odometers in my
head were spinning more and more.
The first one is how many man-hours it would take to implement all the
game mechanics, tables, etc. it would require, that would be intended to
result in players having experiences like the ones described.
The second one is the additional man-hours spent, after all that's
implemented and it turns out not to produce the intended results at all,
because of a variety of imbalances, design flaws, loopholes, and other
problems that all have to be addressed in order to make the game really
feel and play that way.
Of course in the actual game industry, only a fraction of the hours rung
up on my second odometer are generally spent on a game - or else none at
all. I guess at least it lets them actually ship product once in a while...
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- Bio of John Bertoglio J C Lawrence
- Reuters: Cheaters Never Prosper J C Lawrence
- Correction s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style J C Lawrence
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style John Bertoglio
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style J C Lawrence
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style John Bertoglio
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style Koster, Raph
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style J C Lawrence
- Supporting articles found for UOL play style Koster, Raph
- Mud-Client, and specifically, COOLMud and SFWhite Jay Sax
- regulating player-created objects Dan Shiovitz
- regulating player-created objects Adam Wiggins
- regulating player-created objects Dan Shiovitz
- regulating player-created objects Adam Wiggins
- regulating player-created objects s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- regulating player-created objects Brandon J. Rickman
- regulating player-created objects Marian Griffith
- regulating player-created objects Brandon J. Rickman
- regulating player-created objects Adam Wiggins
- regulating player-created objects Brandon J. Rickman
- regulating player-created objects Adam Wiggins
- regulating player-created objects Brandon J. Rickman
- regulating player-created objects Adam Wiggins
- regulating player-created objects Nathan F Yospe
- regulating player-created objects Nathan F Yospe
- regulating player-created objects Nathan F Yospe
- regulating player-created objects Dan Shiovitz
- regulating player-created objects Shawn Halpenny
- regulating player-created objects J C Lawrence
- regulating player-created objects J C Lawrence
- regulating player-created objects John Bertoglio
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Chris Gray
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Chris Gray
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Chris Gray
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Joel Dillon
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Chris Gray
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions Adam Wiggins
- atomic functions Adam Wiggins
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Chris Gray
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions Shawn Halpenny
- atomic functions Jon A. Lambert
- atomic functions J C Lawrence
- Atomic functions Par Winzell
- Atomic Functions Ben
- Atomic functions Felix A. Croes
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Caliban Tiresias Darklock
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar J C Lawrence
- DOOM Gets a Storyline? Holly Sommer
- DOOM Gets a Storyline? Koster, Raph
- META: Filtering suggestions J C Lawrence
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar s001gmu@nova.wright.edu
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar Dr. Cat
- (fwd) AD: [custom graphical] whitestar J C Lawrence
- UO in Wired, was OT: Birth announcement Koster, Raph