In theory all muds should be accessible, but the amount of text you have to process at once can make it difficult to keep track of what's happening.
Consider a battle scene where you're facing say three other
enemies, and each of you can take an action every second or so.
Your screen reader can theoretically read all this information,
but by the time it finishes, you'll probably be unable to react.
Those muds that are considered more accessible have usually taken
some steps to make themselves friendly to screen readers, whether
that be minimizing the amount of text you have to process, or
making it possible for you to play with sounds as well as text.
The most obvious example of this is Alter Aeon, where almost
everything has a sound effect associated with it.
On 2/12/2021 8:32, William wrote:
I have never played with MUD before.
While I am reading the information from audiogame.net, I have the following question.
As MUD are text based game, so all mud game should be accessible arent it? why would some MUD game be regarded as more accessible than the others?
Thanks.
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