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Lord of the Rings MUD
- Thread starter Mike Olbinski
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OP
OP
Here is my bi-annual invite for you people to come play this mud with me 
We need good players, so come join
http://www.t2tmud.org
Mike
We need good players, so come join
http://www.t2tmud.org
Mike
Here is my bi-annual invite for you people to come play this mud with me
We need good players, so come join
http://www.t2tmud.org
Mike
you're still playing?
shawn
OP
OP
you're still playing?
shawn
Yes, I just redesigned their website too
http://t2tmud.org/temphttp://www.t2tmud.org/
And I'm...well, nevermind, was about to get real nerdy
Mike
Yes, I just redesigned their website too
http://t2tmud.org/temp/
And I'm...well, nevermind, was about to get real nerdy
Mike
looks nice man - good work.
shawn
OP
OP
looks nice man - good work.
shawn
Ugh, that link wasn't good...and I'm shocked you liked it
This is the right one:
http://t2tmud.org/temp
Mike
Ugh, that link wasn't good...and I'm shocked you liked it
This is the right one:
http://t2tmud.org/temp
Mike
yep - that's an improvement over what i originally saw. even better.
shawn
SactownSunsFan
Welcome to the Age of Ayton
I cant stand playing text-based games. I gave them an honest try a few years ago but, as jkf so hilariously pointed out, all that typing gets pretty redundant.
OP
OP
It's the interaction with other players that keeps it fresh...plus, you can shorten things, etc.
Anyways, I love it
I have nothing better to do today, so I'll try it.
OP
OP
You gonna help a newbie out with a map or something? Or a ring that makes one invisible?
OP
OP
You gonna help a newbie out with a map or something? Or a ring that makes one invisible?
You can download the maps I made, everyone uses them
http://www.thevalacirca.com/maps
It's in Excel, pretty freaking extensive.
You could just hop in using the Java client on the website, but you'll really want to get a client down the road. The website has links to clients (t2tmud.org that is).
There is a good new newbie tutorial, and depending on what race you pick, you'll end up in a certain West Arda city...like Bree, or Rivendell, or Belegost.
You can download the maps I made, everyone uses them
http://www.thevalacirca.com/maps
It's in Excel, pretty freaking extensive.
You could just hop in using the Java client on the website, but you'll really want to get a client down the road. The website has links to clients (t2tmud.org that is).
There is a good new newbie tutorial, and depending on what race you pick, you'll end up in a certain West Arda city...like Bree, or Rivendell, or Belegost.
Thanks. I'll give it a shot.
OP
OP
SactownSunsFan
Welcome to the Age of Ayton
I tried it for about 5 minutes last night before I got completely bored. My name was Kimboslice.
OP
OP
Not your cup of tea I guess
OP
OP
You played an Uruk-hai...egh, the ER's don't have as much going for them as the free races do, might try being a dunedain, or elf warrior, etc.
*shrugs*
Of course, if you don't like to read and explore things in that way, nothing will be fun more than likely
SactownSunsFan
Welcome to the Age of Ayton
I wouldn't say I played exactly 
Spent most the time making the character, reading the intro, then I walked to town and quit.
Spent most the time making the character, reading the intro, then I walked to town and quit.
OP
OP
I wouldn't say I played exactly
Spent most the time making the character, reading the intro, then I walked to town and quit.
Yeah, your character age is only 34 seconds
Meaning that's how long it too you to leave the newbie intro and then quit Well, free races are a bit more fun, because you recognize more from the books and movies.
OP
OP
Did you ever play?
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