thums hard for this topic! Will try for sure once I get to the university, which could be around 8 9 something hours from now.
Could you provide a little more info of how quests and stuff work?

Quests work by talking to a mob to accept them then it'll tell you join quest number to join. I shal be on if you wana  jump on. No there's no soundpack just yet. how ever We're implemanting  the MSP protocal so every client that works with msp should work with the soundpack. that'll be coded in as soon as we can get too it. how ever, We're looking for someone who can code with mushclient doing soundpacks at the moment.

Hi.

just a couple of questions.
First, does the game have actual quests where you do things or are they auto kill quests? also, what about remorts and multiclass and stuff like that? Is the game more an aardwolf style hack n slash, or does it have more  things to do such as crafting and what not.

You mention "accessibility for the game client" well as you probably know, most Vi/blind players use clients that work with screen readers namely mushclient or vipmud.

If sounds and msp are being implemented this could be good (both will do it though you need the full version of vipmud), however how compatible with screen readers a custom game client would be I'm not sure. What would help would be things like low spam modes, )particularly in fast battles), and some commands to find directions or take the place of things like ascii maps (if any), which tend to be a pain with screen readers.

Well, I started on the game last night. I have to say, so far this is one of the better DND style muds I've seen. The staff are present and friendly, and the magic system is pretty true to DND so far minus some of the annoyances. I'm only level five though so maybe higher level spells bring those back? I've seen item retrieval quests, crafting quests, and kill quests so far, and it looks like the crafting system has potential, but I haven't dabbled in that too much yet.

I'm Arelaem.

okay. Crafting is great. you can craft EQS. You can collect items to craft in your crafting  kit. We don't use waypoints like in alter eon or anything. but we do use teleporters. These teleporters helps us to move around the game. you can teleport to any zones on the game. If you type recall, it takes you back to where you started off on the game. the teleporters takes you to safe places in the zone. then you can explore around from there. If there's anything I left out, let me know.

What I liked about the game when I actually played was the quests followed an overarching storyline. Much better than "Kill this cause he killed a dog!" quests. Super busy now unfortunately, but hoping at some point I can start playing again when that all calms down.

the quest thing sounds interesting indeed, particularly for someone like myself who's more of a solo exploring and questing type of fellow. I'll see if I can give this one a look.

Hi.
Has anyone figured out where the mosswood mushrooms the wizard wants are? I looked in pretty much all areas around the village but can't seem to find them.

Hi! I am a builder on this great MUD!
My immo char is Gushi, normal one Gushasad

This game looks so great, but the thing that holds me back is that it deals with systems that I am utterly unfamiliar with.  I want to just start out and easily choose stuff.  Stat rolling and the like tends to feel a little insurmountable to me, but I'll give it a go.  You have a lot of systems and updates that look great.

One question I have about stats is are the stats fixed once they're rolled? I always love games where you can progress and have the possibility to improve your character, but saying "oh dear the gods of random generation didn't smile on you, so your character is always a wimp"   is never something I like in games too much sinse it feels too much like "oh dear you can't progress now because you didn't roll well at the start"

As to grinding well any game with battle has a little grinding just because you can't really have quests all the time, it's just a matter of giving you interesting areas to hunt in and   foes to fight, and having the grinding set up in minimal enough amounts to keep you thinking your getting somewhere, rather than you needing to kill 200 rats in the sewers to progress from level one to level 2 where upon you get one new spell which isn't that useful, and then having to kill 200 snakes in the forest, the same goes at higher levels.

Generally I find if I've played for two or three hours in the same area at the same level fighting the same monsters and don't have anything new it feels far too much like repetitive work and not much like a game, or even if I've had to grind for days in the same six or seven areas.

That happened in Alter, I'd get to a point,get sick of current areas and then leave because it seemed I was getting no where and was sick of fighting the same monsters, usually only going back when more areas got added to the game to play in.

For me it's not really anti grinding, sinse hay someone who is willing to play for 7 or 8 hours at a stretch deserves to progress, it's just about having enough variety to keep me interested enough to want! to play for 7 or 8 hours, sinse seeing and killing the same monster over and over again for hours on end with no tactics, variety or choice can get fairly old fairly fast.