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bartlett
The game server item. Mark Unseen   Feb 7 02:25 UTC 1994

I have heard mention of various servers that allow folk to play games across
the internet, chess, Diplomacy, etc.  So let's gather this info here.  If
you know of one of these critters, please tell us where, what, and something
about how good it is if you've used it.
13 responses total.
slim
response 1 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 01:17 UTC 1994

I haven't heard of those particular games on the internet, but there are such
things as MOOs and MUDs. If you use jughead to search for "LambdaMOO" you can
connect as "guest" and try it out. Since language can only describe by
comparing to something known, I would call MOOs indescribable except for the
fact that you might consider it a game. If you try it, be sure to mlook me up
with "@who slim-2".
kentn
response 2 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 02:04 UTC 1994

At UM, I've watched several colleagues play "Bolo" (tank battle game)
on Macs over the Internet with people form around the state (and I
presume around the country).  Seems to go at a fair clip, you may
form alliances, build barricades, forts, and roads, etc.  Anyone else
seen this game?
srw
response 3 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 02:51 UTC 1994

Bolo is an incredibly popular game for networked Macs.
curby
response 4 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 03:56 UTC 1994

Is BOLO available for DOS machines.  I have seen the game for the MAC's,
but never for DOS.  How about for x clients?
srw
response 5 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 16:05 UTC 1994

As far as I know it is only available on Macs.
wh
response 6 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 26 02:27 UTC 1994

What are MUDs?
kentn
response 7 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 26 03:29 UTC 1994

Multi-User Dungeon is one meaning, I believe.
curby
response 8 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 26 04:34 UTC 1994

MUDs == addictive as all get out!
brenda
response 9 of 13: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:26 UTC 1994

i heard multi-user dimension, which i think is more accurate.  the way 
I describe them to people is that they are like the Zork games, but much
bigger and badder :)
nnw
response 10 of 13: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 13:20 UTC 1994

you can get info about diplomacy by sending the message "help" to 
judge@morrolan.eff.org
no quotes around 'help' and help is the message body, subject doesn't matter
bartlett
response 11 of 13: Mark Unseen   Dec 16 05:00 UTC 1994

Judge@morrolan.eff.org seems to be a dead address.  I sent them a help
query almost a week ago, and no answer has come winging to me.

scg
response 12 of 13: Mark Unseen   Dec 16 06:16 UTC 1994

Login: judge                            Name: Diplomacy Adjudicator
Directory: /users/judge                 Shell: /bin/tcsh
Never logged in.
Forward:
"| /users/judge/dip/rdip -bd /users/judge/dip"
Plan:
Greetings from the Diplomacy* Adjudicator!!

For more information send a mail message to judge@morrolan.eff.org
containing the text:

     get info

Orders (and only orders) should be sent to judge@morrolan.eff.org.
Comments, suggestions and other noncomplaints should be sent to
judge-request@morrolan.eff.org.

-----

* Diplomacy is a trademark of the Avalon Hill Game Company, Baltimore,
  Maryland, all rights reserved.  Used with permission.


peacefrg
response 13 of 13: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 18:31 UTC 1995

You can play doom2 over the net now too. And chess, and civilization.
Problem is, I can get my connetion to work. I have a chess client
but I cant find an adddress to connect it to. Does anyboyd have any
for this?
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