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TMC Player Reviews: Armageddon


Review Submitted By: Ammut
Author Status: Player
Started on Armageddon: 1999
Submission Date: Mar 7, 2012
TMC Listing: Armageddon

The following review is the opinion of the review's author [Ammut] and in no way represents the opinions of this website or its staff.

There are very few muds which ever captivated me like ArmageddonMUD
did.  The atmosphere and culture of the game are rich and 
documentation is everywhere.  This is by no means a simple DikuMUD 
clone, this is an entirely different experience from your normal hack
n' slash.  Roleplay is enforced, which can be difficult at first, 
however it grows easier as you lose a few characters to the harsh 
game world.  Death just means you can create an entirely new concept,
from a simple mercenary for hire to one of the most feared mages in 
the world.

I would recommend Armageddon to anyone who is looking for something
new, something unusual and unique.  You won't be disappointed giving
it a try, just make sure you ask one of their many Helpers if you 
have questions about the game.

As with any mud, Armageddon has its flaws.  Some say it is staff, 
some say it is the community.  I can attest to butting heads with 
staff when trying to push through a game or history changing 
plotline, but for the mostpart they deal with such requests 
professionally and promptly.  The community is full of talented 
artists, writers and is brimming with imagination.  Everyone I have 
met outside the game has been really nice and down to earth.

My only complaint is the expectation that your character act 
'realistically' when it comes to sexual relationships.  The amount of 
mudsex going on in this game, which could be considered cybersex, is 
ridiculous.  It is frowned upon to play a character who is celibate 
or uninterested in sex, because it is such a big part of the game.  
If you do participate in such ventures, just know that someone is 
very likely logging every action you take or word you speak.

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