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5:14 am
December 30, 2008
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Fire
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Okay, I know that this game doesn't really need yet another forum, but I am curious as to how many people here also play World Of Warcraft on the side.
How many hours a week do you play?
If you are a MUD administrator: Do you feel it affects your creativity? Perhaps you find yourself trying to implement portions of the game on your lowly text-based engine?
Are you an avid fan, or just get bored and raid on the weekends?
Oh, and if you don't play WoW, but do play another graphical game, soundoff!
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3:15 pm
January 2, 2009
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Orrin
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My hardcore MMORPG playing days predate WoW I'm afraid so while it's something I've tried out I never really got into it. I used to play EQ for a while and SWG when it first launched, but what I was really into was Shadowbane. I don't think my GF at the time really appreciated me shouting into teamspeak at 3am but I had a lot of fun!
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5:59 pm
January 15, 2010
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Keriwena
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For reasons I can't explain (likely due to lack of interest) I've never been interested in any MMORPG.
I do belong to a large musical instrument forum, and when someone mentioned WoW in the OT section, I was amazed at how many claim addiction. I mentioned MUDs, of course, but got no replies. 
I would expect more mudders to be interested, but I suppose by now they're not with us anymore. I lost my first co-IMP to WoW.
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11:52 pm
January 15, 2010
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KaVir
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The only graphical mud I've played is Guild Wars, as it didn't have any monthly subscription, but I got bored of it after a couple of weeks. I briefly watched a friend play WoW, but I didn't find it appealing. I like their TV adverts though.
I did like the idea of dyes in Guild Wars, and added that to my mud, although I made the dyes give bonuses rather than being purely cosmetic.
As for 'lowly', from what I've seen the graphical muds are still behind text muds – it's only their clients that are more advanced (most text muds don't even have their own clients).
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5:19 am
January 19, 2010
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Gotrek
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KaVir said:
As for 'lowly', from what I've seen the graphical muds are still behind text muds – it's only their clients that are more advanced (most text muds don't even have their own clients).
QFT.
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