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New podcast on MUSHesApril 18th, 2007 |
Yes, MUSHes are still relevant, dammit.
Anyway, Mike Parker points me towards a new podcast series being done by Alan Schwartz, aka Javelin, a long-time maintainer of the PennMUSH codebase. I haven’t checked it out yet, but I will.
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April is teaching and learning month at M*U*S*H. There are a bunch of classes left - in a few days one of our dev’s is giving a lecture on incorporating ruby scripts into your MUSH. http://community.pennmush.org/node/394#comment
The genre is alive and well, and certainly worth a look…I think mushclient has gone freeware (http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/mushclient.htm) so you can pick up a client, and login!
Thanks for the article Raph - I know text-based games is where you started a long time ago, and it nice not to be forgotten 
But Bill… I could never give up my TinyFugue! 
Wow, I fear that podcast. Oh, the flashbacks it would give me!
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