June 1999

• Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Mark Gritter
• • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Travis S. Casey
    • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Travis Casey
        • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
          • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Travis S. Casey
      • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Jp Calderone
      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Travis Casey
    • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Cynbe ru Taren
  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Koster, Raph
  • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
    • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Koster, Raph
      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
        • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
          • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
            • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ben Greear
              • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                  • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                    • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Jon A. Lambert
                      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                        • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ben Greear
                        • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
                  • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                    • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
                      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                        • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Munt
                        • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                      • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Darren Henderson
                      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                        • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Munt
                          • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                            • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
                              • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
                              • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
                                • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Miroslav Silovic
                                  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Alex Oren
                            • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Darren Henderson
                            • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
                            • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) David Bennett
                          • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Darren Henderson
                  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ross Nicoll
              • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
              • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
            • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
            • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
            • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Koster, Raph
          • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
        • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ross Nicoll
    • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Jon A. Lambert
    • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
    • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Jon A. Lambert
      • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
        • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Jon A. Lambert
          • • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Greg Miller
            • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Koster, Raph
        • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Ben Greear
    • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Chris Gray
  • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• IndustrialMUD J C Lawrence
• • IndustrialMUD Greg Miller
• Combat (very long) Matthew Mihaly
• • Combat (very long) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • Combat (very long) Matthew Mihaly
    • • Combat (very long) Marian Griffith
• What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Chris Gray
  • • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Matthew Mihaly
      • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Chris Gray
      • • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
        • What about goal oriented interfaces? (was Text Parsing) Adam Wiggins
• thoughts Matthew Mihaly
• • thoughts Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • thoughts Jon A. Lambert
  • • thoughts Matthew Mihaly
• Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
• • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
  • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • • Game Economies Marian Griffith
    • • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
      • • Game Economies Marian Griffith
        • • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
          • • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
            • • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
              • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
            • Game Economies J C Lawrence
      • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
      • • Game Economies Koster, Raph
        • • Game Economies J C Lawrence
          • • Game Economies Adam Wiggins
          • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
          • • Game Economies Greg Miller
            • Game Economies Ross Nicoll
            • • Game Economies Koster, Raph
              • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
              • • Game Economies Jo Dillon
                • Game Economies Ross Nicoll
            • Game Economies Marian Griffith
          • Game Economies Jo Dillon
          • Game Economies Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
          • • Game Economies Koster, Raph
          • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
          • • Game Economies Marian Griffith
        • Game Economies J C Lawrence
        • • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
          • • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
            • • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
                Ola Fosheim Grøstad wrote:
                >
                > Timothy O'Neill Dang wrote:
                > > Money serves two primary purposes. It is a store of value and a medium
                > > of exchange. There are other purposes, such as being a unit of value,
                > > and perhaps a proxy for status, but those two are the main ones.
                >
                > "Unit of value" is probably a very important aspect, as a game system is
                > typically designed and balanced to be fun.
                
                I think we mean "unit of value" in different ways. Thinking about it
                now, money serving as a unit of value may be equal to the other two
                purposes in importance, but this is what I mean: Having number values
                associated with things on a uniform scale makes things more easily
                comparable to each other. In some ways it can facilitate a barter
                economy if we both have a rough idea of the money value of the things we
                are exchanging.
                > The key point is; you can design you system
                > in a way which makes different bases more or less important. If the game is
                > largely depending upon a single base, then it will be tempting to think of
                > that base as the currency... Even if it isn't really a currency, because a
                > currency is a formalization of it.
                
                It could be tempting to think of it as a currency, when it is in fact
                merely the economic base or the primary economic constraint. My point is
                that currency serves certain roles, which are quite different from that
                of an economic base.
                
                As an example, think of Feudal Europe. I don't honestly know what the
                primary currency of the time was, but it is usually spoken of as gold
                and other precious metals. The economic base was either land or
                vassalage, but these weren't currencies.
                
                > Example: The number of levels and useful objects you have obtained in a
                > purified CRPG is the formalization of "game time", and thus can function as
                > a currency. With concepts like e-bay and LEDO it is convertible.
                
                I'm being reminded of Mar's "Labor Theory of Value" now. While thinking
                of the value of things as the embodied effort which went into producing
                them can be a good meditative excercise, it doesn't prove analytically
                very useful.
                
                Game time may in fact be the underlying basis of the economy, the
                primary constraint which determines to what extent other resources may
                be productive. But it doesn't have any of the features of a currency and
                doesn't function as one.
                
                - I can't give you my time the same way as I can give you my gold.
                Assuming I do "give" you my time by exerting effort on your behalf, you
                can't give that time to someone else.
                - Time isn't uniform. First, I may place a higher value on my time
                because I can only play one hour a day while you can play three hours. I
                may have a more advanced character than you and so be able to produce
                more in that one hour than you can in your three.
                - Time isn't durable. I can't store up all my time this month and use it
                all in one massive binge one day.
                
                In your example of auctioning off characters, think of it this way. The
                power of a character is correlated to how much time went into it, and to
                the price it will fetch. But if time was a currency embodied in a
                character, all characters which had been played for the same amount of
                time would fetch the same price.
                
                > metaphor might be more interesting if you think about a game world as a
                > country, and players as investors who's interest shift from one country to
                > another... They sell their investments in one world in favour of a more
                > promising country with a new and rising economy. Others invest in the older
                > countries which are more stable and better developed... *grin*
                
                Yes, this is awfully fun.
                
                > (Dilemma: A game system which focus on one base will obviously be easier to
                > predict and balance, but miss out on some opportunities. A unified game
                > system which embrace multiple bases risk inherent imbalance, because some
                > users focus on one base and view the need to inolve themselves with other
                > bases as unreasonable. A segmented game system might be able to satisfy
                > desirable requirements with less pain, but you also risk overly simple and
                > disconnected activities and segmented groups of users?)
                
                This is what a uniform currency and markets are good for. There can be
                many sub-games, with different economic bases. But if there is an
                accepted currency, players playing these different sub-games will find
                it easier to interact economically. They still won't interact unless the
                game design gives them some kind of overlapping interests, but if these
                interests exist, the currency and markets will lubricate things.
                
                I imagine the currency could also serve as a signal that one base is
                ripe for the picking, and aid in balancing. If one sort of activity is
                too "powerful", it will draw more players, and produce more of whatever
                it produces. Then this product will draw a very low price, and players
                might move into other persuits.
                
                It's certainly not enough to balance a game, and can be kind of cruel to
                players in the process. But it should help some.
                
                ------------------------------
                Timothy O'Neill Dang/Cretog8
                timothy@nmia.com
                H: 505-843-6966
                W: 505-244-8803
                One monkey don't stop no show
        • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
    • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
    • • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • Game Economies Jo Dillon
      • • Game Economies Timothy O'Neill Dang
        • • Game Economies Jo Dillon
          • • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
            • • Game Economies Koster, Raph
              • • Game Economies J C Lawrence
              • Game Economies Greg Munt
              • • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
                • • Game Economies Jon A. Lambert
                  • • Game Economies Shawn Halpenny
                    • • Game Economies Brandon J. Rickman
                      • • Game Economies Jon A. Lambert
                    • Game Economies Shane King
                • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
                • • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
                • Game Economies Koster, Raph
              • Game Economies Nathan F Yospe
      • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
      • Game Economies J C Lawrence
  • Game Economies J C Lawrence
  • • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
      • • Game Economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
        • Game Economies Koster, Raph
        • • Game Economies Brandon J. Rickman
          • Game Economies Marian Griffith
          • • Game Economies Katrina McClelan
            • • Game Economies Adam Wiggins
              • • Game Economies Katrina McClelan
                • • Game Economies Albert
                  • • Game Economies Jp Calderone
                    • • Game Economies Laurel Fan
                      • • Game Economies Albert
              • Game Economies Charles Hughes
        • Game Economies J C Lawrence
        • • Game Economies Matthew Mihaly
          • • Game Economies Mik Clarke
          • Game Economies Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Game Economies Ling
  • • Game Economies Ling
    • • Game Economies Mik Clarke
• Rooms Greg Munt
• • Rooms Matthew Mihaly
  • • Rooms Chris Gray
  • Rooms Koster, Raph
  • Rooms Ross Nicoll
  • • Rooms Greg Miller
    • • Rooms Ross Nicoll
      • • Rooms Greg Miller
        • • Rooms Richard Woolcock
          • Rooms Ross Nicoll
  • Rooms Chris Gray
  • Rooms Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Rooms Marian Griffith
  • • Rooms Ross Nicoll
  • Rooms Travis S. Casey
• Parsing Text Output Jon A. Lambert
• • Parsing Text Output Chris Gray
• MUD-Dev request rejected Greg Miller
• Interface/Custom Clients Greg Miller
• Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing)y Mark Gritter
• • Languages (slightly offtopic, was Text Parsing)y Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Greg Munt
• • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Matthew Mihaly
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Koster, Raph
  • • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Ross Nicoll
    • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Matthew Mihaly
    • • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Koster, Raph
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Ross Nicoll
  • • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or againsteach other? Greg Miller
    • • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or againsteach other? Ross Nicoll
      • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or againsteach other? Matthew Mihaly
      • • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or againsteach other? Ross Nicoll
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Richard Bartle
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or againsteach other? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Christopher Allen
• Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Richard Bartle
• • Pay Muds & Free Muds - working together, or against each other? Ross Nicoll
• CVS repository for ScryMUD is online at scry.wanfear.com Ben Greear
• Mihaly's Combat Greg Munt
• • Mihaly's Combat Matthew Mihaly
• Looking for UML David95037@aol.com
• • Looking for UML Greg Munt
  • • Looking for UML David95037@aol.com
• Slogans (Game Economies) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• • Slogans (Game Economies) Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• A couple Qs, and thanks Ben Greear
• Understanding and "should-ness" Matthew Mihaly
• • Understanding and "should-ness" Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Personalities J C Lawrence
• realism Matthew Mihaly
• • realism Jon A. Lambert
  • • realism Marian Griffith
    • • realism Jon A. Lambert
  • realism Miroslav Silovic
  • • realism Matthew Mihaly
    • • realism Miroslav Silovic
      • • realism Matthew Mihaly
  • realism Jp Calderone
  • • realism Martin C Sweitzer
  • realism Marian Griffith
  • • realism Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • realism J C Lawrence
• Gender and Mud Development Nathan F Yospe
• • Gender and Mud Development Greg Miller
  • Gender and Mud Development Katrina McClelan
  • Gender and Mud Development Jon A. Lambert
  • • Gender and Mud Development Matthew Mihaly
    • • Gender and Mud Development Jon A. Lambert
    • Gender and Mud Development Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Gender and Mud Development David Holz
      • Gender and Mud Development Jon A. Lambert
      • • Gender and Mud Development Matthew Mihaly
        • Gender and Mud Development Greg Miller
    • Gender and Mud Development J C Lawrence
    • • Gender and Mud Development Koster, Raph
      • • Gender and Mud Development J C Lawrence
    • Gender and Mud Development Ola Fosheim Grøstad
    • • Gender and Mud Development J C Lawrence
  • Gender and Mud Development Koster, Raph
  • • Gender and Mud Development Greg Munt
    • Gender and Mud Development Greg Miller
    • Gender and Mud Development Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Gender and Mud Development Marian Griffith
  • • Gender and Mud Development Matthew Mihaly
    • • Gender and Mud Development Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • • Gender and Mud Development Ola Fosheim Grøstad
      • Gender and Mud Development Adam Wiggins
      • • Gender and Mud Development Travis S. Casey
      • Gender and Mud Development Marian Griffith
• Newbies (was Text Parsing) John Hopson
• • Newbies (was Text Parsing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Average play time? Timothy O'Neill Dang
• • Average play time? Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Average play time? Koster, Raph
• {OT} Gender and Mud Development Wendy Winkler
• AOL lawsuit (was text parsing) Koster, Raph
• Sexual archetypes claw@kanga.nu
• Systems and concepts Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Katrina McClelan
• • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Koster, Raph
  • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Greg Miller
  • • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) J C Lawrence
  • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Jon A. Lambert
• Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Kristen Koster
• • Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Greg Miller
  • • Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Kristen Koster
  • Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Jon A. Lambert
  • • Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Kristen Koster
    • Games within Games [Was: Gender and Mud Development] Marian Griffith
• Tactical Combat and Traps (was the gender thread) Katrina McClelan
• Game construction and a big mistake Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• • Game construction and a big mistake Marc Bowden
  • • Game construction and a big mistake Greg Miller
    • Game construction and a big mistake Matthew Mihaly
    • Game construction and a big mistake Willowreed@aol.com
    • • Game construction and a big mistake Jo Dillon
      • Game construction and a big mistake Ling
• Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Koster, Raph
• • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) claw@kanga.nu
  • • Gender and Mud Development (back on topic, some) Marc Bowden
• Client-Server vs. Peer-to-Peer -- Implementing DIS on the Internet claw@kanga.nu
• • Client-Server vs. Peer-to-Peer -- Implementing DIS on the Internet Niklas Elmqvist
• Goals and directions (was the gender thing) Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #93 - 27 msgs Dr. Cat
• • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #93 - 27 msgs Greg Miller
  • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #93 - 27 msgs Koster, Raph
  • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #93 - 27 msgs Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• Gender and Mud Development (drifting off topic again) S. Patrick Gallaty
• Laws of Online World Design (was: realism) Koster, Raph
• Game construction and a big mistake Koster, Raph
• memory and speed Matthew Mihaly
• • memory and speed Adam Wiggins
  • • memory and speed J C Lawrence
  • memory and speed J C Lawrence
  • • memory and speed Matthew Mihaly
    • • memory and speed Adam Wiggins
  • memory and speed Chris Gray
  • • memory and speed Miroslav Silovic
  • memory and speed Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • memory and speed Mark Gritter
  • memory and speed Ben Greear
  • • memory and speed Matthew Mihaly
  • memory and speed S. Patrick Gallaty
  • • memory and speed Adam Wiggins
    • • memory and speed Brad Leach
  • memory and speed Petri Virkkula
• Virtual worlds based on real world history Greg Munt
• Stockmarkets... Ola Fosheim Grøstad
• Games within Games Jesse Farinacci
• ADMIN: Posting authority J C Lawrence
• thoughts on game economies Travis S. Casey
• • thoughts on game economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • • thoughts on game economies Travis Casey
    • • thoughts on game economies Koster, Raph
      • • thoughts on game economies Travis S. Casey
        • • thoughts on game economies Koster, Raph
          • • thoughts on game economies Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
            • • thoughts on game economies Jo Dillon
              • thoughts on game economies Greg Miller
              • • thoughts on game economies Matthew Mihaly
                • • thoughts on game economies Greg Miller
                  • • thoughts on game economies Matthew Mihaly
                  • thoughts on game economies Jeremy Music "Sterling"
                  • • thoughts on game economies Robert Brady
    • thoughts on game economies Ling
    • • thoughts on game economies Caliban Tiresias Darklock
      • • thoughts on game economies Alex Oren
      • thoughts on game economies Albert
      • • thoughts on game economies Adam Wiggins
        • thoughts on game economies Travis S. Casey
      • thoughts on game economies Travis S. Casey
• memory and speed Matthew Mihaly
• • memory and speed Shawn Halpenny
• Game economics Matthew Mihaly
• • Game economics Nathan F Yospe
• Playing the monsters David95037@aol.com
• • Playing the monsters Katrina McClelan
  • Playing the monsters Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• How to debug a method taking a variable list of arguments? Ben Greear
• • How to debug a method taking a variable list of arguments? Chris Gray
  • How to debug a method taking a variable list of arguments? Ben Greear
• Twisted Reality claw@kanga.nu
• ADMIN: Searching on MUD-Dev archives claw@kanga.nu
• Object Obsolescence [ WAS: thoughts on game economies ] Shawn Halpenny
• SAR Adam Wiggins
• speed problems update Matthew Mihaly
• • speed problems update Quzah [softhome]
• ADMIN: NoMail Subscriptions -- please reconfigure J C Lawrence
• Fwd: Books on Compilers Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• UM2 Greg Munt
• 3D Anarchy Adam Wiggins
• Properties of computer languages Caliban Tiresias Darklock
• • Properties of computer languages Jon Leonard
  • Properties of computer languages Mark Gritter
  • Properties of computer languages Cynbe ru Taren
  • • Properties of computer languages Travis S. Casey
  • Properties of computer languages David95037@aol.com
  • Properties of computer languages Travis S. Casey
  • Properties of computer languages Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
  • • Properties of computer languages Caliban Tiresias Darklock
    • • Properties of computer languages Joey Hess
      • Properties of computer languages Chris Gray
      • Properties of computer languages David95037@aol.com
      • • Properties of computer languages Adam Wiggins
  • Properties of computer languages Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • Properties of computer languages Mik Clarke
• Different approaches? Dani Dumitrescu
• • Different approaches? Koster, Raph
• i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. PartyG2816@aol.com
• • i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. Marc Hernandez
  • i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. Jim Clark
  • i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. PartyG2816@aol.com
  • • i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. Joey Hess
    • i got's a question for yall on the best way to dosomething.. Mik Clarke
    • • i got's a question for yall on the best way to dosomething.. Jp Calderone
  • i got's a question for yall on the best way to do something.. PartyG2816@aol.com
• Game Design [Simulation] Justin Lockshaw
• MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #105 - 12 msgs Dr. Cat
• • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #105 - 12 msgs Caliban Tiresias Darklock
  • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #105 - 12 msgs Chris Gray
  • • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #105 - 12 msgs Mik Clarke
  • MUD-Dev digest, Vol 1 #105 - 12 msgs Hans-Henrik Staerfeldt
• A little off topic - anyone receiving multiple copies of list mail? Charles Hughes
• Role playing and Multiple Goals John Bertoglio
• Critiquing Muds Marian Griffith
• • Critiquing Muds Koster, Raph
  • Critiquing Muds Travis Casey
  • • Critiquing Muds Marian Griffith
    • • Critiquing Muds Travis Casey
      • • Critiquing Muds Caliban Tiresias Darklock
        • • Critiquing Muds Marian Griffith
      • Critiquing Muds Jon A. Lambert
  • Critiquing Muds Koster, Raph
  • • Critiquing Muds Matthew Mihaly
    • • Critiquing Muds Koster, Raph
      • Critiquing Muds Damion Schubert
    • Critiquing Muds Ola Fosheim Grøstad
  • Critiquing Muds Michael Willey
  • • Critiquing Muds Jon A. Lambert
• MUD-Dev: An apology J C Lawrence