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Recently, the head of our school's games club has left to go on to University - leaving just myself and a couple of friends to run the thing. It's a 45 min (tops) club that runs twice a week.
Seeing as the majority of you seem to be in the knowledge on these things, I was wondering whether or not you could recommend some good LAN games for this situation. We already have Half-Life, Counter Strike and Unreal Tournament - but we want some variety. Any suggestions would be good, and I'd also appreciate any advice on licenses or the legalities of LAN gaming.
Cheers.
Seeing as the majority of you seem to be in the knowledge on these things, I was wondering whether or not you could recommend some good LAN games for this situation. We already have Half-Life, Counter Strike and Unreal Tournament - but we want some variety. Any suggestions would be good, and I'd also appreciate any advice on licenses or the legalities of LAN gaming.
Cheers.
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cookie monster wrote:
> Warcraft 3 is tops.
Bah, you can do better than that cm.
Describe it.
> Warcraft 3 is tops.
Bah, you can do better than that cm.
Describe it.
Memorandum! wrote:
> What spec are the PCs?
I'm yet to find out exactly, but they can handle most games no problem. I presume they're quite beefy.
> What spec are the PCs?
I'm yet to find out exactly, but they can handle most games no problem. I presume they're quite beefy.
cookie monster wrote:
> As for the licence thing, who is going to find out that you have
> installed the game on 30 computers?
Exactly what we pointed out to the school. But thus came the inevitable reply;
"If the worst case scenario is the school gets shut down, then it would be ridiculous to take such a chance. Run this legitimately or not at all."
> As for the licence thing, who is going to find out that you have
> installed the game on 30 computers?
Exactly what we pointed out to the school. But thus came the inevitable reply;
"If the worst case scenario is the school gets shut down, then it would be ridiculous to take such a chance. Run this legitimately or not at all."
What spec are the PCs?
Warcraft 3 is tops.
As for the licence thing, who is going to find out that you have installed the game on 30 computers?
As for the licence thing, who is going to find out that you have installed the game on 30 computers?
Borat, could you give us any more details?
Dunno, 16 or so people wreaking havoc in a living city sounds like a damn great idea to me.
Never played it to be honest, but I don't reckon it's that great. Could be though.
Oh yes, funny man, hahaha, etc etc.
Really, what is GTA LAN like?
Really, what is GTA LAN like?
Maverick42 wrote:
> GTA 2 has multiplayer LAN?
>
> How does that work?
Well they write a load of code that enables a LAN game to be set up, then you can play it over a LAN. Clever isn't it?
> GTA 2 has multiplayer LAN?
>
> How does that work?
Well they write a load of code that enables a LAN game to be set up, then you can play it over a LAN. Clever isn't it?
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