| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| psionic pi master03-09-06, 09:14 PM | I was wondering if anyone had ever played a MUSH and had any thoughts on how one comapars to D&D, and why? |
| Rechan03-09-06, 10:32 PM | I've never played a MUSH/MUD, but I do game on a MUCK. Now you're going to look at me and go "Wha?" Basically a MUCK is just a glorified chat-channel. You get the GM and four players together and everybody types out their stuff. And all we do is write a dice program (or use an existing one), and run it like it was WebRPG (Without the constant crashing and suchlike). |
| Parker_W03-09-06, 11:48 PM | I was wondering if anyone had ever played a MUSH and had any thoughts on how one comapars to D&D, and why? DnD > MUSH DURRR....:) |
| Kari03-10-06, 01:49 AM | Both are good, but in different ways. (I play on a MUCK which has quite a bit more to it than Rechan indicated. I'm pretty sure we play on very different games.) I wouldn't give up either my MUCK or my D&D. |
| Rechan03-10-06, 02:37 AM | Both are good, but in different ways. (I play on a MUCK which has quite a bit more to it than Rechan indicated. I'm pretty sure we play on very different games.) I wouldn't give up either my MUCK or my D&D. Well, I wasn't talking about Free-form Rp, which most MUCKs are. I was thinking he was looking for the D&D experience on the various things. My mistake. :) |
| Veretax03-10-06, 08:02 AM | I've done a few MUDs and MUXs but without a party to play with they are pretty boring |