September 2008

• [MUD-Dev2][BIZ] I have a new site for sims Bristle
• [DESIGN] Interactive text system. Robert Flesch
• • [DESIGN] Interactive text system. Mike Rozak
• Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Jean, Yannick
• • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Michael Hartman
  • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Michael Chui
    • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Vincent Archer
    • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Adam Martin
    • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Acius
      • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Vincent Archer
      • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Aurel
      • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Vincent Archer
        • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Siege)
      • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Jon Mayo
      • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Mike Oxford
        • • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD Mike Sellers
        • Bad Terminology: MMO, MMORPG vs. MUD cruise
          Thus spake Jon Mayo...
          > recently my friend pointed out his interesting definition of
          > massivelymultiplayer in response to my (arbitrary) requirement that to
          > bemassive you need 100s if not 1000s of players: "A game is not MMOuntil
          > it has more people than you can fit in your basement at a LANparty."
          
          Is that before or after dismemberment?
          
          
          With respect to all those that asked, "Why bother?" - why not?
          
          Sure, the term may not get anywhere, but it certainly won't if no one
          tries. I don't expect to change the vocabulary of gamers everywhere by
          myself, but the feedback so far seems too good to do nothing with.
          
          I'm a game programmer - I create entire universes for fun. If changing
          the world seems like too much work, I'm in a the wrong job :P