Because the IC internet would make it simpler for people to check the internet - starting in relevant IC sites - inside the game (especially people who normally don't spend time looking over Uru related websites). This would help people communicate inside and outside the game (by blogs that could be edited both in- and out-of-game, and by the various forums). Also, it would allow for the quest system (please, somebody rename that part), which would allow people to write their own journeys and quests to send other people on. These all help people communicate, especially when one party is not in Uru at a certain moment (through "quests" and adventures they can send people on, or through blogs and forums and all).Yes. But where's the point of having an IC internet if it's to use it through normal browsers ?
That's cool. Now what about the other parts of the idea (the quest/journey editor, the CDs, etc.)D'Lanor wrote:Opening the default web browser from within Uru is easy. Cyan did it in MOUL to lead visitors to the account registration page. Make an in-game clickable (hyperlink) that calls a Python file. In that Python file import the webbrowser module (it is included in the MOUL Python pak). Add the usual Uru clickable Python stuff and then make it do something like this:
That should do the trick.Code: Select all
webbrowser.open_new("http://forums.openuru.org/index.php")
