Alright I was a bit too young to play anything like this at it’s peak, but I am interested.
Do I understand it correctly that the way to play this would on a windows machine in cmd?
Quickly tried alacritty and kitty terminals (linux) and I don’t think some of the stuff looks correct
EDIT:
Get syncterm, then just do syncterm telnet://tw.catsweat.com
This how the game entering should look like (it didnt look like this at all for me in any of the above term emus)
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Alright I was a bit too young to play anything like this at it’s peak, but I am interested. Do I understand it correctly that the way to play this would on a windows machine in cmd? Quickly tried alacritty and kitty terminals (linux) and I don’t think some of the stuff looks correct
EDIT:
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syncterm, then just dosyncterm telnet://tw.catsweat.comThis how the game entering should look like (it didnt look like this at all for me in any of the above term emus)
its a telnet server, essentially. so any telnet client should work ok…
ubuntu has it built in ctrl+alt+t ‘telnet tw.catsweat.com’
for windows i think swath used to be the hot client… not sure about other windows telnet clients
There is a putty Telnet client and also a role in Windows system you can add for a Telnet client baked into the cli