Psycho? I would say more delusional and egotistical. Though I might call the code somewhat advanced and it has a few nice features, it is for sure not "The most powerful MUD codebase in existence!" or really all that revolutionary. I took a look at the feature list on the download site. It turns out the SMAUG derivative I work with has or can simulate with OLC most of his features, and could for a few years now. A statement like this is also very subjective and even if you can get past that, two powerful codebases might be advanced over each other in different areas. So, making a statement like this is nothing short of idiotic.
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