Griatch

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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Thanks a lot, this is great and very encouraging to hear. :D That said, Evennia is, of course, a collaborative project, I couldn't do it without the help of the great Evennia community!
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Thanks on behalf of developers/community/contributors, this is high praise and a treat/big encouragement for any OSS developer to hear! :D
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Evennia supports using LLMs for your NPCs if you like :)
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Yes, I think this is very true; following the Evennia discord, there's a lot of newcomers in there - newcomers to game development or even to programming overall, using Evennia/MUDs as a vehicle to learn. Not to mention that a gra
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   The roguelike bits are mainly client-side; there are people using Evennia to develop roguelikes (not sure if any are actually released, but it can be done).
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Evennia does have a web admin, but main development work is intended to be done in Python code, really; what would be akin to 'hardcode' in LPMUDs, I presume. Evennia's extremely extendable, but not so much over the telnet co
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   by Griatch 3y ago

   Evennia is Python though, not lua. But yeah, there's a lot of people wanting to make MUDs. Makes for a nice learning project too.