What client do you use?

[Nathvaan]

I am working on a project where I think it would be good for me to try and test the MUD clients most used to play Armageddon.  Please take a moment to select the client(s) (3 max) that you use when playing Armageddon.

Thanks,
Nathvaan

[Lizzie]

FYI the last "stable" version of MUSHClient was in mid-2014, v 4.94. That's the one I use. There've been a few newer versions created, the current is v. 5.03 which was released in September. Since 2014 there have been a few somewhat significant code changes to the client, so it's possible your work will work on one version, but seem buggy on another. Personally I would suggest if you plan on making changes that will affect the clients themselves, stick with v 4.94 since it's the last "stable" version made, according to its creator, Nick Gammon.

[Hashi]

I use a client called Jaba Mud Client, or JMC.  Version 3.26 on one computer and a newer version on another.  I like the older version better but I can't find a download for it anymore.  3.26 was the last version from its creator, a russian guy I think, and then he released the code for others to "improve" but not sure they really did.

[Fain]

Err... I use the default client (FMud client). Does that mean the same thing as "website client"?

[Kankman]

The idea of you doing something that affects so much of the game interface that client testing is necessary absolutely terrifies me.

Not that I lack confidence in your skills.

I just love what we've got.

[a french mans shirt]

Aardwolf was before Arm for me and they introduced me to their modified mushclient which showed you stats and map on different windows, which was kind of neat.

[Delirium]

I use Savitar on my mac, and MUSHclient on my PC.

[WanderingOoze]

Mudlet for me.

[meep79a]

Mudelt would be my default choice for the auto spell correcting and the not erasing commands feature. If only I could figure out how to get the silly triggers to color room names I would be happy with it.

[Riev]

I primarily play at work these days, which means I have to use the web client (which, by the way, is an awful terrible thing but I'm glad it works!).

When I'm at home, I just use GMUD. Have for years, if it just had a timer function I'd never touch another program again.

[Synthesis]

I used GMUD for years, because I could run it off a floppy disk (ha!) or thumb drive and play the game from workstations that didn't allow users to install new software.

At some point, I switched over to CMUD, but the only features I use are the tick timer (so I don't time out and lose link) and sometimes the command-line buffer.

[najdorf]

I have always been using Ashavar's AlClient, it is sad to see it not even being mentioned in your long list 
It is super simple + effective for aliases & basic scripting

[Barsook]

Mudlet here.

[Jihelu]

I use Mudlet.

I think it's alright, though I never use scripts or aliases or things so idk if its better than ohters.

[mirk_o_loio]

Blowtorch isn't listed. I solely play on my Samsung Galaxy Star, and use that.

[Hauwke]

Blowtorch isn't listed. I solely play on my Samsung Galaxy Star, and use that.

Same here except different kind of samsung.

[lostinspace]

I primarily play at work these days, which means I have to use the web client (which, by the way, is an awful terrible thing but I'm glad it works!).

When I'm at home, I just use GMUD. Have for years, if it just had a timer function I'd never touch another program again.

When I have the chance to play at work I just pull down my mushclient files I have saved to OneDrive. Logging works, have all my notes and maps there too. In college I just carried my mushclient around on a thumbdrive, because it doesn't even require an install. I lost that thumbdrive and all the notes for hidden locations I'd found for the Wheel of Time mud I was playing at the time, so you have options!

[Reiloth]

I use Savitar, which isn't on the list.

[Akaramu]

Can anyone recommend a SIMPLE, easy to use client with an auto mapping function? I used to have one, I think, but never got the automap working. The simpler the better.

If after 12 years I FINALLY learn my way around the world outside of Allanak, I'll throw a party. 

Fun fact: when my gypo learned to drive the wagon, I studied logs I took of other gypos driving and wrote down the exact number of times I had to press N, E, etc. to get to Luir's / Tuluk / Allanak and Gypsyland. One time I got it wrong and got totally lost. I think I nearly drove that wagon into the silt sea. My ex clannies will never know how dangerously they lived with me as a driver!

[azuriolinist]

Can anyone recommend a SIMPLE, easy to use client with an auto mapping function? I used to have one, I think, but never got the automap working. The simpler the better.

If after 12 years I FINALLY learn my way around the world outside of Allanak, I'll throw a party. 

Fun fact: when my gypo learned to drive the wagon, I studied logs I took of other gypos driving and wrote down the exact number of times I had to press N, E, etc. to get to Luir's / Tuluk / Allanak and Gypsyland. One time I got it wrong and got totally lost. I think I nearly drove that wagon into the silt sea. My ex clannies will never know how dangerously they lived with me as a driver!

I use TinTin++, which has an auto-mapper. It works well, but it's a command-line client, so I'm not sure that would count for easy to use.

I've heard good stuff about CMUD. It's not free, but the automapper looks pretty well-done. I haven't tried it, myself.

[yousuff]

I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.telnet&hl=en

[Akaramu]

I uses TinTin++, which has an auto-mapper. It works well, but it's a command-line client, so I'm not sure that would count for easy to use.

I've heard good stuff about CMUD. It's not free, but the automapper looks pretty well-done. I haven't tried it, myself.

Command line client sounds maybe a little too complicated for me!

CMUD I think is the one I tried where I couldn't get the automapper to work, but maybe I had a buggy version. I'll give it another look. Thanks, guys.