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1. drysdam

   Why aren't there any #livecoding #games? Something like fluxus + (gnu robots or MUD/MOO). In !lisp, obvs.

   about 8 months ago from web
   • rozzin's identicat ghost

     #livecoding #games..., maybe like Travian? http://ur1.ca/58f0x

     
     about 8 months ago
   • drysdam rozzin's identicat ghost

     Funny, but no. More like....you are a wizard and need to "cast spells" to defeat monsters (parallel to Barski accidental but apt)

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost Group for MUD Players , programming

     @drysdam, !programming as a `wizardly spell-casting game' is why I enjoyed !MUDs / #MOO.

     about 8 months ago
   • drysdam rozzin's identicat ghost

     Can you program *in game* though? I thought I ½-remembered that, but looking it up I didn't see it.

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost

     @drysdam, many MUDs allow in-game programming; most of my in-game programming experience was with #MOO and #Cold. I think #POO also had it.

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost

     Part of the #storytelling experience in #MOO is creation of new verbs and character-behaviours via programming.

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost rozzin's identicat ghost

     A brief rundown of #MUDs and their `live development' features: http://ur1.ca/5a39j

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost Users of the Scheme programming language

     @drysdam, did you ever hear of MIT #SchMUSE, a !Scheme MUD? http://ur1.ca/5a3b2

     about 8 months ago
   • rozzin's identicat ghost Debian , Group for MUD Players

     Oh, hey—there are 2 !MUDs in !Debian: http://ur1.ca/5a3co http://ur1.ca/5a3cq

     
     about 8 months ago