Attention gamers: Wanna participate in a LAN party? We're trying to determine feasibility. If you're curious/interested, contact sirosen(at)wesleyan.edu with what you play and what supplies you have, if any (ports and the like).
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multi-game lan or just one (aka cs)? pure cs could be very tasty
As I've never been huge on CS, I'd be inclined for multi-game, or concentrating on something else that is tried and true [I have had some GREAT LANs with TRIBES]. However, if the masses demand a CS LAN, then so be it. Just shoot me an e-mail and let me know if you're interested in anything at all [or if it's a particular sort of LAN], and what you've got in terms of hardware [wires, hubs, switches, computer, games, etc--I'm sure that if you're interested, you've gone to a LAN before and know what is entailed]. Just e-mail me, 'cause I'm not going to keep checking this comment board.
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4 comments:
multi-game lan or just one (aka cs)?
pure cs could be very tasty
I've never really liked pure CS LANs. I'm rooting for multi-game
I have no idea; Ask Seth.
/clueless
As I've never been huge on CS, I'd be inclined for multi-game, or concentrating on something else that is tried and true [I have had some GREAT LANs with TRIBES]. However, if the masses demand a CS LAN, then so be it. Just shoot me an e-mail and let me know if you're interested in anything at all [or if it's a particular sort of LAN], and what you've got in terms of hardware [wires, hubs, switches, computer, games, etc--I'm sure that if you're interested, you've gone to a LAN before and know what is entailed]. Just e-mail me, 'cause I'm not going to keep checking this comment board.
Go in videogames,
Seth
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