Lithose
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Me too. I didn't work on online games, but when I was in college I actually worked part time at a hobby shop, which happened to have a really big nerd community so there were all kinds of table top gamers who hid their hobby from the world by playing in our back room (And the owner raped them on Soda/Chips, heh). Eventually I was making custom rules for about ten different groups. They would say "X part of the game kind of sucks"--and redesigning it was a ton of fun for me. (THACO from 2nd Edition D&D was the first system I re-designed.)Lol.
I edited my original post with this:
I always wanted to get to the point where people can make their own MMOs from stock assets like old school MUDs. There's money in that I'm sure of it. I used to build MUDs back in the day. I even built a dragonlance MMO from scratch, I had done the whole world and plenty of zones. I think I build the Tower of Whatever (big paladin area? I can't remember DL very well) and had some cool scripted encounters. Ooooh memories. I think I was 17.
I would love to get back into it. I love building things. Need more amateur dev tools/network tools for us kids.
Was probably the most fun I had around gaming, ever. I loved creating rule sets. But then real life started

Anyway, though, yeah, I'd love to hobby it up again and see what can be made.