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DikuMud first appeared in mid-March of 1990 when a group of programmers at the
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DikuMUD derivative, and reported to that effect on Usenet. After the Diku group requested clarification, Verant issued a sworn statement on March 17, 2000 that EverQuest was not based on DikuMUD source code, and was built from the ground up. In response, the DikuMUD team publicly stated that they
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If ever there was a case of being in the right place at the right time, EverQuest (EQ) is it. It was basically a DikuMUD with a graphical client bolted on - the similarities are so close that under legal threat its server programmers were forced to sign sworn statements to the effect that they
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We consider playing in groups to be one of the more important (entertaining, that is) aspects of mudding, and hence the game includes various features, especially designed to make group-adventuring more fun and rewarding: Four different classes of players, with various abilities; a system which
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As a result of its easily operable codebase, several major standalone MUD codebases were spun out using DikuMUD's code, namely Circle, Silly, and Merc. In turn, Merc led to ROM (Rivers of MUD) and Envy), which each spawned their own codebases. One such derivative of DikuMUD and Merc was SMAUG
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DikuMuds are named after the
Datalogisk Institut Københavns Universitet (Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen), where the original DikuMud was created in 1990 by Katja Nyboe, Tom Madsen, Hans Henrik Stærfeldt,
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The making of DikuMUD was first announced on Usenet by Hans Henrik Stærfeldt March 27, 1990. At the time Madsen, Hammer, and Stærfeldt were the only developers, joined by
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beowulf.acc.stolaf.edu /pub/pub/mud tinymud, tinymuck, login style abermud, lpmud, ubermud, myth, ftp daemon patch for lpmuds, vast array of clients, gb, bt, dikumud.
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Multiplayer text-based role-playing computer game from 1991
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Mud Magic: 1,200+ Diku Based Code & Snippet
Downloads
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Other Diku Gamma MUDs appeared in March 1991 running at
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The MUD Connector: 700+ Dikumud MUD Listings
Available
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562:(Simulated Medieval Adventure Multi-user Game).
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1333:. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. pp. 19–153.
1402:MudBytes DikuMUD code and derivative downloads
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728:(2nd ed.). Osborne McGraw-Hill. p.
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1348:Busey, Andrew (1995). "9. DikuMUDs".
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1258:. DIKU MUD. Archived from
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902:Hammer, Sebastian (1991).
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763:"A Classification of MUDs"
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1739:Iron Realms Entertainment
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1701:Designing Virtual Worlds
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1708:A Rape in Cyberspace
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