Though I know little-to-nothing about coding, I’ve worked on several MUDs and even ran my own (Genesis MUD, which was a derivative of Ethereal Mists MUD – a GodWars codebase). This particular style of MUD, you train your stats and skills, pick a class, and typically enter PVP pretty quick (10 hours of newbie time on average). ROM, GodWars, and Envy are probably the biggest MUD styles to come out of DikuMUD. However, though KaVir created GodWars, it itself was a derivative of Merc, which was based on DikuMUD.
#MUDLET MOVEMENT CODE#
GodWars was the real big PVP/White Wolf code, but there were derivatives of it, where someone modified the original GodWars code to make it their own. There were, of course, cooldowns and things like that, but in the more PVP-oriented MUDs, the faster you typed (or the better you put together aliases/macros/triggers), the more skilled you were at the game. These were all real-time games, and for the most part, the faster you could string together commands, the better you were.
#MUDLET MOVEMENT SERIES#
The two styles of MUD that were most common to me were ones based off of White Wolf’s tabletop series (Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse, et cetera), and ones based off of some kind of D&D setting. There were as many codebases as there are nations of people, so I’m not going to go into all of them, because that would be absolute folly. Everything was described, each room having a (mostly) detailed description of where you were, and where you could go from there. There were no graphics outside of the occasional ASCII art. I used to use ZMUD/GMUD, but now I use MUDlet.Ī MUD is a multi-user dungeon. Players had to log in via Telnet, or through a MUD client. Most servers were cheap, and so staff paid for them, and occasionally received donations from the players. The difference in these and a free-to-play MMO was there was almost never a cash shop. These were virtually all free-to-play, and I feel should at least receive some of the credit for paving the way towards F2P online MMOs. It was just easier to play UOSSMUD rather than find a party in Final Fantasy XI. I preferred these text-based games over EverQuest, over WoW, not quite over Final Fantasy XI. When World of Warcraft was just starting, I was still logging into my favorite MUDs on a daily basis. Some of my closest friends were met there, many of whom I still talk to this day. They were biggest in the late 90s I’d say, but there are still MUDs going strong to this day, including one I’m proud to say I worked on. Before there were MMOs, and after the BBS (Bulletin-Board System) craze, there were MUDs. That is unless I’m talking to someone I played them with. If you tend to hold tension in your jaw, flutter the lips as you exhale to loosen and release.Most of the time, when I mention a MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) I get blank stares of confusion. Relax your jaw, face, and neck as you release tension in the hips and low back. Inhale and release the grip and knees away slightly. With both knees to chest, it can feel good to add a gentle pulse on the breath. Flex the foot to bring the calf toward the floor or bend the knee and place the foot flat on the floor instead.ĭraw your tailbone downward, to lengthen the spine and keep the back supported on the floor. If your hips are very tight, the extended leg might hover off the floor. Draw your knee slightly to the side of your body, and hold with one hand or use a yoga strap around the shin. If your stomach or chest is large, it might be difficult to clasp both hands around the leg that is drawn in. Tips for Mastering Wind Relieving Yoga Pose Stay 3-5 breaths and then release arms and legs to the ground and rest If available, you can move the grip higher, holding opposite forearms or elbows Stay for 3-5 breaths and then switch to the left sideĪfter left side is done, exhale both legs toward the chest, grasping below the knees Gently pull the knee toward the chest, massaging the abdominal organsĭraw the tailbone toward the floor to lengthen the spineĪllow the chin to tuck slightly to keep the back of the neck long Inhale and as you exhale, bend your right knee toward your chestĬlasp your hands around your shin just below your knee and extend your left leg long on the floor
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