Zork officially open sourced

Cmaier said:
arstechnica.com

Microsoft makes Zork I, II, and III open source under MIT License

Microsoft’s Open Source Programs Office worked with Jason Scott to do it.
arstechnica.com arstechnica.com

The source code was already floating around, but the license situation was unclear. Not looking forward to someone embedding an LLM in it…
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Eh, if it was more of a SLM built to actually guide you towards actions you can perform, or make guesses if "grab that thing on the ground" actually means "pick up gizmo" as a way to make some of these games less obtuse, it might be interesting.

Doing a sort of AI Dungeon take on it, less so.
 
Nycturne said:
Eh, if it was more of a SLM built to actually guide you towards actions you can perform, or make guesses if "grab that thing on the ground" actually means "pick up gizmo" as a way to make some of these games less obtuse, it might be interesting.

Doing a sort of AI Dungeon take on it, less so.
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part of the fun playing this (when i was 8) was finding new commands that it actually understood.
 

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