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PREVIEW TRANSILVANIATRANSILVANIA CORRUPTIONCORRUPTION REVIEW LOSLOS PLACERESPLACERES DEDE MEGARAMEGARA A FONDO HÉROESHÉROES DEDE LALA MAZMORRAMAZMORRA SOLUCIÓN Vivencias en la Roma clásica ALIENALIEN MODVS VIVENDI TUTORIAL NOVEDADNOVEDAD SABOTEURSABOTEUR PUBLICANDOPUBLICANDO ¡Alucinante! ENEN FACEBBOKFACEBBOK Sumario B nº 10 b Octubre 2010 2ª época · Año X f Editorial ….................................................................................................. 3 La Biblioteca ........................................................................................... 4 Noticias de la Aventura ...................................................................... 5 Preview: Transilvania Corruption ................................................... 6 Review: Los placeres de Megara .................................................... 8 A Fondo: Héroes de la Mazmorra ................................................ 9 ¿Quién o qué marca las diferencias? .............................................. 12 Mapa de Las llaves del tiempo ......................................................... 15 MUDs (Primera Parte) ....................................................................... 16 De la ambigüedad en la Ficción Interactiva ............................... 20 I7: Paradigma aventuril ........................................................................... 23 Solución novelada de ALIEN ...................................................... 27 Tutorial: Publicando aventuras en Facebook ......................... 30 Novedad: Modus Vivendi ................................................................... 34 Novedad: Saboteur .............................................................................. 37 Desambiguando en Inform ….............................................................. 39 Conversión PAW a Superglús …................................................... 50 Formas de conversación ….................................................................... 53 Créditos ........................................................................................................ 55 F CEDITORIALc Después de una larga latencia, más extensa de lo que todos hubiésemos deseado, regresa el SPAC. Comenzamos esta nueva etapa con un nuevo número, el décimo. Un SPAC cambiado, sí, pero la ilusión de que reciba la misma aceptación que los nueve anteriores. Confieso que siento una grandísima responsabilidad al coger en mis torpes manos esta publicación, que es la referencia de la comunidad hispana de aventuras conversacionales, por la larga historia previa que tiene y por la profunda admiración que tengo a las nueve ediciones anteriores. Y lo primero en esta nueva etapa es agradecer a Grendel y a Jenesis el trabajo y la dedicación que han tenido con esta publicación, cuyo resultado, en forma de nueve números del pdf, ha sido inmejorable y, posiblemente, inigualable. Gracias a los dos. Durante estos meses de larga espera, la comunidad, como era de esperar, no se ha detenido. Hemos vivido lo que, creo, ha sido uno de los mayores saltos evolutivos del mundillo aventurero hispano, un punto de inflexión que con el paso del tiempo valoraremos y podremos decir orgullosos que fuimos los pioneros: la publicación de diversas aventuras en Facebook. Abrir las aventuras al mundo de las redes sociales amplia enormemente el círculo de audiencia, llegando a millones de potenciales jugadores. Sí, ya sé que esto puede parecer demagogia y que es engañarnos a nosotros mismos pensar que, ni siquiera, miles de personas vayan a jugar a nuestra aventura conversacional. Sin embargo, entre esos millones habrá decenas de miles que sí que jugaron a conversacionales en los tiempos de los 8 bits y que desconozcan que este genero sigue vivo gracias a un grupo de irreductibles. Y de ellos, es posible que un centenar acabe encontrando alguna de nuestras aventuras, y a través de ella llegue a otra y luego a otras... es la esencia de las redes sociales. Y entonces, pasaremos de que, con suerte, jueguen a nuestra aventura 10 personas a que jueguen más de 50 ó 100 fácilmente. Y cuanta más audiencia haya, tendremos más cantidad y más calidad en las aventuras hispanas. En el otro lado de la balanza, el negativo, tenemos la cancelación de la CiviliComp por falta de quorum. En el cierre del plazo de admisión de obras, sólo Modus Vivendi de Incanus se había presentado, a pesar de que se esperaban algunas obras más. Esperemos que solo haya sido un cúmulo de circunstancias adversas y que la cancelación de comps no se convierta en costumbre. Por último, ya solo me queda decir que espero que este número sea de vuestro agrado y que lo disfrutéis, al menos, la mitad que los anteriores. 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    The following paper was originally presented at the Seventh System Administration Conference (LISA ’93) Monterey, California, November, 1993 Collaborative Networked Communication: MUDs as Systems Tools Remy Evard Northeastern University For more information about USENIX Association contact: 1. Phone: 510 528-8649 2. FAX: 510 548-5738 3. Email: [email protected] 4. WWW URL: http://www.usenix.org Collaborative Networked Communication: MUDs as Systems Tools Rémy Evard – Northeastern University ABSTRACT A systems administration group is only as effective as its internal communication mechanisms. On-line communication has traditionally been managed via electronic mail or news, which are neither real-time nor truly collaborative. Communication tools which let multiple parties work together in real-time have become widespread on the Internet in the last several years. In an effort to keep a physically disjoint systems staff working together effectively, we have explored the use of MUDs as communications tools. By allowing many people to interact in an extensible environment, MUDs have solved many of the problems that we had with on-line communication, and provided many unexpected benefits as well. Introduction related projects each term of the school year as part of a volunteer program, and may put in as much Multi User Dungeons, or MUDs, are widely time as the full-time staff (or perhaps more). used on the Internet as interactive role-playing games. They use valuable network resources, attract With this many people involved in systems pro- unruly users, and are often run by students who jects, coordination and communication become didn’t quite bother to ask the permission of the local essential to making effective progress.