I'll also add that the practical differences betwene the free or commercial
versions of vipmud are very slight, since the only real difference is that
the commercial version has script debugging and msp support (and the only
ame I know with lots of msp is materiamagica).
Even the 30 minute limit isn't so bad since you can just log straight back
in afterwards.
Due to some shenanigans the first time I tried vipmud, I actually ended up
playing with the standard version with no premium features for rather a long
time before I concluded I enjoyed muds and that program enough to wish to
pay for it. While I was very glad to buy the program and support David
greenwood as a developer, I would've been quite happy continuing with the
free version for all the actual difference it made to my mudding.
So, that is another reason to try the demo, since even if you don't! wish to
pay, it's still a good mud client anyway, (though not paying if you enjoy
the client would be rather stingy).
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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