May 1999

• Object server. Quzah [softhome]
• Censorship & Its Impact On World Immersion J C Lawrence
• OT: Ethics v Law Greg Munt
• Virtual v Artificial Worlds Greg Munt
• • Virtual v Artificial Worlds Matthew Mihaly
• Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Wes Connell
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? David Bennett
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Koster, Raph
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Greg Munt
  • Custom Server Roll Call? The Arrow
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Alex Stewart
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Nathan F Yospe
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
        • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
          • • Custom Server Roll Call? Matthew Mihaly
            • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
            • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
            • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Chris Gray
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Marc Hernandez
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Greg Munt
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Matthew Mihaly
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? J C Lawrence
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Ling
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Jon A. Lambert
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Emil Eifrem
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Niklas Elmqvist
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Chris Gray
      • Custom Server Roll Call? Emil Eifrem
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Chris Gray
        • • Custom Server Roll Call? Emil Eifrem
          • • Custom Server Roll Call? Chris Gray
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • Custom Server Roll Call? J C Lawrence
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Emil Eifrem
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Marc Hernandez
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jo Dillon
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
      • Custom Server Roll Call? Marc Hernandez
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
        • • Custom Server Roll Call? Marc Hernandez
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Adam Wiggins
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Matthew Mihaly
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
    • Custom Server Roll Call? Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? claw@kanga.nu
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Emil Eifrem
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Chris Turner
  • Custom Server Roll Call? Ling
  • • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Custom Server Roll Call? Jay Carlson
      • • Custom Server Roll Call? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • Custom Server Roll Call? Ling
• Interesting dilemma Peck, Matthew x96724c1
• • Interesting dilemma Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Interesting dilemma Quzah [softhome]
  • Interesting dilemma Brandon A Downey
  • Interesting dilemma Shawn Halpenny
  • • Interesting dilemma Matthew Mihaly
  • Interesting dilemma Benjamin D. Wiechel
  • Interesting dilemma Koster, Raph
  • Interesting dilemma Wes Connell
  • Interesting dilemma Mattias Lönnqvist
  • Interesting dilemma Mik Clarke
  • Interesting dilemma Joel Kelso
  • Interesting dilemma Ronan Farrell
• Harvey's Rules of Immship John Hopson
• Confiscating items (Interesting dilemma) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• AW: Interesting dilemma Hofbauer Heinz
• Virtual Property J C Lawrence
• • Virtual Property Koster, Raph
  • • Virtual Property Jon A. Lambert
• Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Ben Greear
• • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Mik Clarke
  • • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Ben Greear
    • • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? J C Lawrence
      • • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Ben Greear
        • • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Sunny Gulati
  • Autogenerating maps from muds using cardinal directions for exits? Jon A. Lambert
• Discussion of large server IO handling desing J C Lawrence
• Planes of existance Quzah [softhome]
• • Planes of existance Greg Munt
  • • Planes of existance Quzah [softhome]
    • Planes of existance Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Planes of existance Ben Greear
      • • Planes of existance Caliban Tiresias Darklock
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        • • Planes of existance Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • Planes of existance Matthew Mihaly
• Dynamically changing room descriptions Ronan Farrell
• • Dynamically changing room descriptions Mik Clarke
  • Dynamically changing room descriptions Ben Greear
  • • Dynamically changing room descriptions Koster, Raph
    • • Dynamically changing room descriptions Richard Bartle
      • Dynamically changing room descriptions Matthew Mihaly
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  • Dynamically changing room descriptions Travis Casey
  • • Dynamically changing room descriptions Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • Dynamically changing room descriptions Jon A. Lambert
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  • Dynamically changing room descriptions Christopher Allen
• old fight system I toyed with Koster, Raph
  At one point we were going to do this system on LegendMUD. I found this doc
  on my hard drive here at work and thought that maybe folks on the list might
  be interested. The idea was to add "spatial combat" without actually adding
  "spatiality" within rooms (eg, minimum impact to existing code).
  
  ----
  
  ADDITION OF 'AND' AS A COMMAND
  
  Permits players to type:
  
  command and command and command
  
  and have them stacked on their command queue for execution. Alternate
  syntaxes could include a period or an ampersand. Scanning for this
  does not take place after certain commands, such as says, emotes, etc.
  We sort of need this in order to make using all of the following really
  feasible. Individual new commands would be of pulse durations less than
  a full round, and therefore command stacking would be extremely
  desirable.
  
  NOT SEEING MESSAGES:
  
  Non-combatants should not get all the messages for fights unless they
  explicitly type WATCH FIGHT or some such. Otherwise, they get positional
  messages and skill messages, plus perhaps messages whenever a condition
  level changes.
  
  Combatants continue to see everything. Keep in mind however that seeing
  things based on facing should still be enforced...
  
  POSSIBLE COMBAT MESSAGE ALTERATION:
  
  Currently fight messages work based off of absolute damage. Perhaps a better
  course would be damage relative to the max hps of the victim. This means
  that 10 hp blows that splatter a mouse would truly show as splattering,
  not as scratches. I don't know how much would need done to the limbo #FIGHTS
  section to make this happen, but it would vary the range of messages quite
  a lot.
  
  NEW COMBAT SYSTEM
  
  BASIC PREMISE
  
  A combat system that mimics spatial relationships within combat. It also
  permits differing styles of combat based on the weapon size and style, and
  affects every combat skill, giving ne meanings to the proficiencies.
  
  "FACING"
  
  A new ch->facing is added to the character structure. It holds cardinal
  directions. In the event that we add nw, se, sw, ne later, it can be
  expanded. Issuing any direction command (n, s, e, w) changes the ch->facing
  pointer to the new direction.
  
  ENTERING ROOMS
  
  You normally cannot see arrivals from behind you, but get a message like,
  "Somebody behind you arrives from the <direction>." Their speech shows as
  "A [male/female] voice behind you". I suspect that if macros are added to
  check ch->facing and being behind somebody where the PERS and CH_NAME
  macros are now, this would carry over to everywhere necessary.
  
  CALCULATION OF RANGE
  
  Range is defined as the distance within combat between two individuals.
  Attacking only occurs when the range is suitable for the weapon that is
  used by that individual.
  
  FLYING
  
  One cannot move closer in on flying opponents in outdoors rooms, though
  they may move closer in on you. This includes all movements and skills
  such as warcry, etc.
  
  WEAPONS AND RANGE
  
  Behavior of a weapon should be altered based on how far away from its
  optimum range it is being used.
  
  For attacks:
  "point blank": the weapon cannot be used, but it may be wrestled away.
  Some small weapons may be so small they do not have this
  range.
  close range: a minus to hit but a plus to damage.
  optimum: normal damage and hit table
  long range: a minus to hit and a minus to damage
  out of range: no attacks with that weapon take place
  
  For defense:
  "point blank": does not permit defensive moves
  close range: does not permit defensive moves by smaller weapons
  optimum and above: permits defensive moves
  
  FACING DIRECTION
  
  Melee may only be engaged in if the attacker is facing the victim. The
  victim need not be facing the attacker. Attacks from the side may confer
  additional damage or bonuses to hit. Attacks from behind should confer
  double the benefits of attacking from the side. This should be placed in
  th standard position modifier checks.
  
  POSITION
  
  Standing individuals take no extra damage penalties, and may make use of
  all combat commands except roll.
  
  Sitting individuals take no extra damage penalties, but may not make use of
  retreat, move, face, whirl, or circle.
  
  Resting individuals re assumed to be facing everyone, and thus never take
  facing damage modifiers. But they do take an additional 30% damage as a
  position modifier. They may not use: feint, rush, retreat, move, push,
  whirl, or circle. They cannot be backstabbed, as they face all attackers.
  
  Dancing individuals may whirl, turn, face, and circle.
  
  Sleeping and stunned individuals are always assumed to be facing away from
  the attacker, and hence take the damage modifiers associated with that.
  
  COMMANDS
  
  KILL
  
  Automatically faces the individual; moves to appropriate combat range for
  the weapon used. Incurs the standard delays for each of these actions.
  Hence this may be used as a shortcut to begin combat, but may not be as
  efficacious as using the broken down commands. Essentially equivalent to
  stringing the commands together with the AND operator.
  
  ATTACK
  
  Begins melee combat with an engaged individual if the victim is within
  melee range. If outside melee range, engages that individual.
  
  ENGAGE
  
  Sets the victim as your opponent without beginning melee combat.
  
  FEINT
  
  Takes an argument from the following list:
  
  rush, retreat, move, push, guard, block, face, turn, whirl, circle.
  
  If those in the room fail a perception check (perhaps enhanced by their
  proficiency level) they receive the message as if that action has taken
  place. Otherwise they see "So and so feints a move <etc>"
  
  RUSH <victim/assumes engaged opponent>
  
  Moves the attacker into optimum melee range with one quick rush. If the
  attacker is already at optimum melee range, it moves them into extreme
  close range.
  
  RETREAT
  
  Moves attacker out of melee range of his opponent, thus halting his
  opponent's melee. If the attacker has a big weapon, though, he may still be
  able to attack. Retreating again will move fully out of melee combat,
  though the victim will still be engaged.
  
  MOVE <in | out>
  Moves you one step closer into combat, or one step out.
  
  PUSH <victim or assumes engaged opponent>
  
  Usable only at extreme close range, permits youto force the opponent back
  one step. Assumes current opponent unless otherwise specified. Getting
  pushed when you are facing sideways or away has a chance of knocking you
  down.
  
  GUARD or BLOCK
  
  Blocks attack (eg grants a bonus to ac). Enforces a delay on commands and
  prevents use of any other commands in the meantime. The user will be unable
  to swing in melee while guarding.
  
  GLANCE [back/behind]
  
  Gives a quick overview of the combat field, giving the position of all
  combatants to the sides and front. The optional argument permits glances
  behind the user, but enforces an additional delay.
  
  FACE < n, s, e, w, victim, left, right>
  
  Changes the ch_.facing to the appropriate direction. In the event of left
  and right, rotates. In the event of a vitcim as argument, turns you all the
  way to face that victim. Note that there is a delay per direction turned,
  and turning all the way around is slower than the WHIRL command.
  
  TURN
  
  Same as FACE.
  
  WHIRL
  
  Turns you all the way around with a delay equivalent to turning only one
  direction.
  
  CIRCLE <left | right>
  
  Moves your position within the room by 90 degrees, keeping facing towards
  the current victim.
  
  AGG and WARY
  
  As before, these are purely tradeoffs on how much attention you are paying
  to offense and defense. Agg increases your chances of hitting but also
  your opponents', and wary does the opposite.
  
  ROLL <left | right | back | assumes forward>
  
  When resting, moves your position as indicated, but does not make you stand.
  When sitting, rolls you out of sitting and into resting, but rolling back is
  not permitted. Does nothing when standing.
  
  SKILLS AFFECTED BY NEW COMBAT SYSTEM:
  
  These are just the obvious sorts of changes that I was able to think of.
  There are many more we can do, I am sure, plus also the whole aspect of
  which stats affect things like feints, movement speed, etc.
  
  AMBUSH: ambushes are only triggered when the person ambushing actually
  sees the person arrive--they must be facing or at least facing on the side
  the approrpate exit.
  
  ARMWRESTLE: when used at extreme close range, can be used to grab hold of
  the opponent's weapon and force them to self-inflict wounds.
  
  BACKSTAB: Only functions if you are facing someone's back. :)
  
  BASH: should require a shield, and minimum of optimum melee range.
  
  BODYSLAM: Requires a minimum initial distance; effects increased for use
  from the side or back.
  
  CHOKE: Requires close range. If used from behind, pins the opponent in the
  chokehold. Turning then turns the opponent as well.
  
  DASH: Needs to set facing.
  
  DODGE: becomes less useful as range decreases.
  
  FLIP: Cannot be used when facing the opponent. From the side, flips them to
  the ground. when flipping an opponent with your back turned ot them (say
  to break a choke) flips victim over you, and dumps them resting on the
  ground in front of you.
  
  HEADBUTT: When used at close range, knocks foreheads together. When used
  from farther away, implies a rush and butting the head into the stomach
  of the opponent. The latter is highly useless from the side or back.
  
  JOUST: must be outside combat range to use; when used, it carries you in and
  then back out again if fully successful.
  
  JUGGLE: chace of cacthign thigns increases with distance from the thrower.
  
  KICK: requires a minimum range to function; extreme close range prevents it.
  
  LISTEN: gives you a chance of hearing the movements of sneaking people in
  the room when they circle, etc.
  
  PIN: requires close range. If the victim is resting, it holds them down and
  prevents rolls and standing. It also means that the attacker has his back to
  all attackers, however. Rolls by those with sufficient strength can break
  a pin.
  
  RESCUE: literally transposes the locations of the user and his rescuee.
  
  RETREAT: goes away as a skill.
  
  SCAN: Only works for exits you are facing.
  
  SNEAK: permits silent motion using the various positional commands as well
  as regualr movement.
  
  TACKLE: cannot be used at close range
  
  THROW: cannot be used at close ranges
  
  TRIP: requires close range.
  
  VANISH: requires that you be moved out of combat.
  
  WARCRY: implies a rush.
  
  WRESTLE: I don't even remember the exact effects of this.
  
  MEDICATE: offensive uses require extreme close range.
  
  TUMBLE: lets you go straight to standing from a roll.
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