Ah yes, I do know about that game. I should have specified that I'm not looking for a phone game. I don't really like playing on my phone and prefer PC gaming. That's my bad for not including that fact. Thank you though.

Post #4,

TNC stands for the-night.com. It is a modern day mud that takes place on a chain of islands in the Pacific, I believe. You can create a character, earn money, buy clothes, and even have a family if you like. Have a house or an apartment, get a job, or just sift the river for gold until you can't see straight to earn a profit. There's a lot of other things you can do, but those are just the basics. Hope that helps.

There's always the 2024 scinario on AI dungeon. It's a pretty popular one so it should be easy to find.

yes indeed, I just jumped back into it last night and I must say, I was very pleasantly surprised. I've got my own apartment now and everything. And honestly, I'm beginning to like the game now that I've begun to actually experience some of it.

How is Tnc for activities? IE interacting with npcs in the game's world, rather than with other players.

I would be interested in something in a modern day setting if there was a chance to try out different professions and activities in the game same as some of the space muds have, but I wasn't sure how much depended upon other players.

@12: I always enjoy exploring by myself, but yeah, the game has dir command and it will tell you the list of point of interest and it's location. if you want to get direction, you can type dir bar, dir helipad, etc.
@dark, well, it's not that I know you or anything, I just judge by your posts, but in my view, I don't think tnc is for you. then again, it might be, don't take my words.

Well Dark, you see... tnc is a very bright place. It's so bright, lovely, positive, shiny and bubbly in fact, that it would instantly cancel out even the meer mention of darkness in every possible way, shape, or form. So if you even started! to type the host address into your mud client of choice, I'm afraid the blinding splender of tnc's gleaming goodness would annihilate you from the face of the earth, forever consigning your darkness to the dust bins of history, which are coinsidentally also very dark and devoid of all light or hope.

Hi, @Dark,

It really depends. I have no problem playing TNC on my own with very little interaction from other players. However, there are no NPC's to really talk to, no quests that I know of. There are activities you can do such as sifting, fishing, digging for artifacts, working the oil rig, or Island Dash which is kind of like Door Dash where you zip around to various places, scoop up packages, then get paid when you deliver all of your order to the right spot. All of these things can be done with literally no player interaction. There's also shopping. Lots of shopping. You can do that with not much player interaction too. However, TNC is one of those muds where you're meant to be role playing, I suppose. If you want to adopt a child, for example, you have to roleplay with the PC social worker. If you're a girl and you want to have a baby, then choosing a doctor is your friend and all of that is run with PC's. So, I think for someone like you who enjoys automated questing and not much social interaction, TNC may not be for you. The reason I play it so much is because I don't mind the little bit of interaction I do, and I also enjoy the prospect of owning as much luxury items as I can. I'm poor RL, let me be rich in game. LOL. I hope this may have answered some of your questions!