Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Open Simulator, Singularity and METAbolt
Where to download OpenSim.
I think Open Simulator is the way of the future, or at least I did when I could actually run it on my system from source. I wish I had that old version somewhere.
Open Simulator [Main Page]
OpenSimulator is a Second Life like simulator that is open source.
I prefer the Singularity Client.
I also like the METAbolt text based interface.
I figure they are the MUDs of the future, so I figure I should make use of them and learn what is already there.
I also like CoffeeMUD, a Java based MUD simulator. You can run it here.
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
What is this game, telehack.com?
Advertised as a 'network simulator', it is a place of network servers and hacks. It is a command line interface, something that I do research in, and it it is meant to simulate the BBS and network world of the '80s and '90s.
Can users communicate in it? Who are it's major players. That is the role that alternate social network research is going. Games are just one of the many channels that users can live and speak on, and gaining access to those channels means a greater access to people and influence.
telehack.com
I've been meanining to play telehack.com, a network simulator.
https://telehack.com
Username: burtons
I want to see if there are real people on there and if they use it as a social network.
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