#Mudlet unoffical squaresoft free

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.

#Mudlet unoffical squaresoft free

Feel free to message me in-game to vent about how shitty the clues are, I am No, the head admin.Most of the time, when I mention a MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) I get blank stares of confusion. If you are having trouble remembering details of the original games, playing through the missions might be helpful, and you can also talk to the area guide NPCs to get details about key characters, locations, and story elements (type help area_guides when in the game if you need help finding them). Obviously 'a far away land' isn't helpful but I promise there is something else in the clue that is helpful. Some of the hints seem pretty vague at first, but they do all have meaningful information in them that points you to the location. The only one that I kept that wasn't actually a quest was finding the black belts to learn monk abilities, and I turned that one into a proper quest, so that 'quest info' and 'quests' were the same list. After I'd been on staff for a while I made most of these things not be secret any more. Basically anything that wasn't in a help file or findable using only the 'look' command was considered 'qinfo,' even though it wasn't part of a quest. Things that used to be considered secret quest info before I took over as the admin a few years ago, but aren't any more: - Where to find blue magic - What job levels or other requirements were needed to learn any abilities that weren't listed in the help files, which included many abilities in thief, swordsman, knight, marksman, animist, and several other jobs - The locations of any random item drops from enemies - Anything that can be stolen from enemies - Items poached from enemies with Secret Hunt - The list of possible recipes for the Mix ability - Etc. Visit the 'Connecting' section for information about logging on. If a large, highly customized MUD, now over 10 years old and still being expanded by an active development team, with gameplay, events and worlds based on some of the most popular console RPGs seems interesting to you, feel free to log on and check it out. Draw the legendary Sword of Mana and receive its faded power, travel through time to prevent Lavos from destroying the future, and discover why, years after Kefka's defeat, espers have started reappearing and the remnants of the Empire have banded together to hunt them down. Experience events mirroring those of the original SNES and PSX games, as your own character is drawn into larger conflicts and fights alongside familiar faces. Our team has spent years re-creating the worlds of Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, and Final Fantasies 5, 6, and 7 as accurately as possible with plain text. UOSSMUD includes class trees from Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy 5, and advanced classes from multiple other Squaresoft games. The Unofficial Squaresoft MUD is a free text-based online RPG based on the worlds and combat systems of your favorite Squaresoft games.