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<div id="outline-container-org41c2d92" class="outline-2">
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<h2 id="org5b02df7">An Invitation to My New Game</h2>
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<h2 id="org41c2d92">An Invitation to My New Game</h2>
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“Great party, Shane,” you say as you grab your coat, “by the way, how did you meet the little person, and while we talked for some time, I can’t remember his name.”
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“Great party, Shane,” you say as you grab your coat, “by the way, how did you meet the little person, and while we talked for some time, I can’t remember his name.”
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You won’t know anyone’s name (necessarily) and with the online interface I’ve made, you won’t even know which player is playing which character, and in fact, until a player actually introduces themselves, you may only know them as “blond-braided elf”. The goal (at least, at the beginning), is just to <i>role play</i>. My interface is sort of like two chat channels: one for the players and one for the characters.
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The <i>goal</i> (at least, at the beginning) of this game is “just role play”, or maybe I should say, “not funny improv”? I mean, you make your character <i>interesting</i> and <i>entertaining</i> to everyone and do a “yes, and” to the characters other players puppet.
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Perhaps think of it as an extended Session Zero. After a bit (if we find it fun), I will start to add exploration, puzzles, and maybe combat.
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You won’t know any character’s name (necessarily) and with the online interface I’ve made, you won’t even know which player is playing which character, and in fact, until a player actually introduces themselves, you may only know them as “blond-braided elf”. My interface is sort of like two chat channels: one for the players and one for the characters.
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Think of it as an extended Session Zero. After a bit (if we find it fun), I will start to add exploration, puzzles, and maybe combat.
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The game is <i>ultra casual</i>, so you can drop in (and leave) any time you wish.
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The game is <i>ultra casual</i>, so you can drop in (and leave) any time you wish.
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First, log in via <a href="https://www.howardabrams.com/cozy">https://www.howardabrams.com/cozy</a> and click the <b>Enter</b> button (if you would rather not use a web browser, you can install any MUD application, and connect to <code>howardabrams.com</code> and port <code>4000</code>). Next, create an account by typing:
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First, log in via <a href="https://www.howardabrams.com/cozy">https://www.howardabrams.com/cozy</a> and click the <b>Enter</b> button (if you would rather not use a web browser, you can install any MUD application, and connect to <code>howardabrams.com</code> and port <code>4000</code>). Next, create an account by typing:
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create username password
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create username password
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And just use your name for the <code>username</code> and swap out a more interesting password. You will then log into the system each time, by typing:
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And just use your name for the <code>username</code> and swap out a more interesting password. You will then log into the system each time, by typing:
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connect username password
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connect username password
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<h3 id="orgb7a257a">say</h3>
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<h3 id="orgdff94b7">say</h3>
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Type <code>say</code> and a phrase to say something so that everyone in the area can hear that. Because we use this command so much, and we want to make the text to read more interesting, it has a number of <i>aliases</i>, including:
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Type <code>say</code> and a phrase to say something so that everyone in the area can hear that. Because we use this command so much, and we want to make the text to read more interesting, it has a number of <i>aliases</i>, including:
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<code>ask</code>, so that it may read:
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<code>ask</code>, so that it may read:
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Beardless dwarf asks, “How are you?”
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Beardless dwarf asks, “How are you?”
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<code>reply</code>, so it may read:
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<code>reply</code>, so it may read:
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Tall, blond elf replies, “Well, and you?”
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Tall, blond elf replies, “Well, and you?”
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<li><code>respond</code>, <code>yell</code>, and <code>scream</code>, are similar.</li>
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<li><code>respond</code>, <code>yell</code>, and <code>scream</code>, are similar.</li>
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<code>"</code> and <code>'</code> are shortcuts allowing you to type: <code>"Greetings</code> to have it read:
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<code>"</code> and <code>'</code> are shortcuts allowing you to type: <code>"Greetings</code> to have it read:
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<pre class="example" id="orgeb08ec1">
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Beardless dwarfless says, “Greetings”
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Beardless dwarfless says, “Greetings”
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<h3 id="org496c73b">whisper</h3>
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<h3 id="orgbfccaed">whisper</h3>
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Allows you to say someone to a character that no one else will hear. So typing:
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Allows you to say someone to a character that no one else will hear. So typing:
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<pre class="example" id="org42c37d0">
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whisper gnome = Hey there, wake up!
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whisper gnome = Hey there, wake up!
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<h3 id="orgada1a06">emote</h3>
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<h3 id="org778a2f4">emote</h3>
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This command allows you to state anything else, you want. Essentially turning the chat channel into a bit of a novel. For instance:
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This command allows you to state anything else, you want. Essentially turning the chat channel into a bit of a novel. For instance:
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emote grins
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emote grins
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Will simply show:
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However, entering:
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This command allows you to sort-of rename someone. For instance, if you knew the elf’s name was Shasta, you could type
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Use this command to send a message to the <i>out-of-character public channel</i>. All logged in users receive these OOC messages, prefixed by your <i>username</i>, not your <i>character</i>.
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# Next great NPC will a cameo from the Awakened Shrub.
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@desc shrub = If a bush had the facial muscles to smile and show how much it enjoys itself, this lil' guy would be it. The short leaves indicates it once was a boxwood, but the way it nurses that glass of water shows those days are way behind. When you look its way, it waves a branch at you.
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py bt = self.search('shrub'); bt.db.gender = 'neutral'; bt.db._sdesc = 'shrub'; bt.db.pose_default = 'nursing a glass of water'; bt.db.pose = 'nursing a glass of water'
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# [[file:../../../projects/mud-rpg.org::*Cocktails][Cocktails:1]]
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# [[file:../../../projects/mud-rpg.org::*Cocktails][Cocktails:2]]
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@desc sign = You see a large sign made of wood over the bar, hanging from a branch of one of the living trees. Painted words at the top read, |wWyldwood Cocktails|n, and a list of drinks you can order.
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# Might as well allow the user to read it:
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# [[file:../../../projects/mud-rpg.org::*Cocktails][Cocktails:3]]
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@set sign/inside = "|wCocktails|n
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- Moonlit Mirage
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- Puck's Revenge
|
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- Glimmering Gossamer
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- Whimsical Willow
|
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- Charmed Chalice
|
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- Enchanted Elixir
|
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- Sylvan Serenade
|
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- Brambleberry Bliss
|
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- Twilight Tonic"
|
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# And lock down the sign:
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# [[file:../../../projects/mud-rpg.org::*Cocktails][Cocktails:4]]
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@lock sign = get:false()
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#
|
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@set sign/get_err_msg = "The tree trunk that holds the sign has grown around it making it impossible to remove."
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