:-p L. Kenny Billiau wrote:
Hi,
tonight, we will reinstitute a long gone tradition of geek-partying! No beer, no wine, no music (except repetitive electronic mushroom music) and no dancing. It's a LAN party.
The plan is: * 17-17.30: Installing of the games (or at least, giving a bit support to those who haven't installed it yet) * 17.30-7.00: Gaming * 7.00-7.05: Say hi to Kenny * 7.05-10.00: Gaming ..
(But as tomorrow is a normal working day, we won't game on all night)
The game for now is something completely free: Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, a WWII First Person Shooter.
You can get the game legally for free at: http://psbdev01/games/
Another mail will be sent around with the IP address of our dedicated gameserver.
You can use your own computer for this, but you will have to be located somewhere in the building. Laptop users probably will have to switch to a regular desktop as they won't be able to reach our dedicated game server. Windows users will have to allow et.exe to penetrate the firewall (and you have to be admin to do that, that's why we have the 17-17.30 testing phase).
Anyway, if you hear 'Granaaaaadeee' in a weird german accent, it's best to run away.
Happy Headshot! Kenny
PS: I'm not organising, no-one is. But if you want to blame someone for something, the supervising secretary of defence is liste.
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