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How Does TriadCity Differ From Other Multi-Player Role-Playing Games?

TriadCity allows online world-building.

Many text-based games we know of require authors to manipulate text files offline. For their changes to take effect, or even to preview what their changes will look like, the game server has to be rebooted. Obviously this is an inconvenience for players, who have to wait while the game goes down. But, it's also considerably error-prone, since authors can't immediately test what they've done.

Triad's GUI authoring tools work in real time, with the server online. Authors can see what's happening, players can continue playing, and this is just generally a good thing.

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