Well, the mentioned link is working just fine for me, and has hopefully provided me with enough important informations, to give the MUD an another try, so thanks a lot!

However, I would still be greatful for some instructions, or an explanation about how the "speedwalk" command works in VIP client v2, and an eventual link to a soundpack for Discworld MUD as well!

Edit:
True, the MUD definitely has its downsides, like the quite large, but indeed not too helpful community, and the so called "steep learning curve", (especially for us blind players), but I still starting to like it, mostly due its wide limit of imagination, which features many strange, original, often totally unexpected commands and activities, like in following examples:
1, I died, mostly due my own foolishness, and started wandering around Ankh-Morpork city as a ghost.
Just out of sheer fun, (while being sure such a command will by no means work), I tried out haunting players I ran into: And you know what? The command did actually work, not only I could "ghost around" haunting people on my way, but was informed, that I can even get rewarded for it with some bonus or boost! (forgot the exact name of the benefit by now)
2. After I logged in next time, 36 hours later, and got brought back to life, all my equipment and money was normally lost, so I just thought of a funny thing: I shall just sit down to the stairs of the starting bar, and start begging, since I did need the cash to buy food urgently, in order to avoid starvation until I find the job-center, and finally start working "for a living"..
Normally, I didn't even hope it will work...but 1st, I could indeed sit down to the stairs, (without actually listening the room description), and I could indeed use the "beg" command, adding such a convincing plea to it, that in only 15 minutes of time, I did get some cash even from 2 players passing by!

These examples also demonstrate, how large number of active players, resulting in frequent IC interactions, can often make an online-game much more fun to play.

Well I am glad I made you interested in Discworld again Dark, by using the screen-reader friendly settings, offered at the very start of the tutorial, orientation is the only major issue for me, especially in huge cities like Ankh-Morpork.

What I like the most about that MUD so far, are its previously mentioned, original, ever-changing events, where "life goes on", interesting things keep happening everywhere, so you can never get bored, even when you merely stand, or sit idle in the same room, actions keep happening around you, and it's only up to you, wether you react to them, in which way, or just ignore them totally.
This is making the game interesting not only while performing an activity, but even while randomly wandering around in a city.
Furthermore, if we pay more thorough attention to room descriptions, along with thee objects which can be found in them, meaning especially those we spot lying on the ground, we can just "aquire", that is claim lots of, often pretty useful stuff, left behind by other players, either due their carelessness, rush, or their death even.
So it is often worth to look carefully around in rooms, a careful enough survey can pay out quite nicely, which also adds an additional motivation for players, especially vip gamers using screen-readers.

As for the accessability Wiki-page about the MUD, quite strangely, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, (due some updates or maintainence I presume), but its link to that certain TTS soundpack is of no use, since the only download link it contains, always results in a "404 error", totally regardless of the wiki-page functioning or not at that moment.
Or maybe I have to be registered, and logged in in order to be allowed accessing it???

Exactly due the above mentioned, ever-changing enviroment of the MUD, wich I can always influence with my chosen actions, reactions, or even with the lack of them, I do feel myself an active part of the game, even when not performing any specific activity.
But sure, as we have determined by now, the 2 of us have slightly different taste and expectations regarding games, so I will definitely let you know, when I find out more about the list, and types of available activities in Discworld!

Oh yeah, here is the link to the forum topic regarding that, accordingly stable and working TTS soundpack for Discworld MUD, and for VIP client v2 even, but contains no working links to download it from:
https://sites.google.com/site/blindjame … 61released

Edit:
And you can find the list of jobs, along with their short descriptions, sorted by their difficulty here:
https://dwwiki.mooo.com/wiki/Ankh-Morpork_Job_Market

In diskworld, it wasn't specifically the lack of quests, as just the fact that I felt like I was getting no where with no activities, I was basically just wandering around at random looking at things with very little to do.

The writing was lovely, but if I want to just read lovely writing in a world I can't interact with I'll go and read a book .