

Textbook_Ninja wrote:The other thing that would be nice is a schedule or at least using the projectors to let people know what is being played. Everytime a tournament is not going it feels like a game is played for like 30 minutes and then a new game of something else goes up by the time your even ready to start playing the game you just joined.
That frustrates the crap out of me.
Mogo wrote:Yeah, I guess if we're all postulating on snackies, I agree that there should be diversity. Like:
- Veggie platter (carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, etc)
- A few pizzas (even cold pizza is very edible, some would argue even moreso!)
- Chipz
- Candy. (Those bucket of Red Vines go a long way, since each strand can last a while if you idly chew on them. Jumbo bags of gummies are also grande mesa.
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As far as games go, every LAN has been different. Some times we underestimate how long a tourney will take and we time it poorly, but I do think we aught to have some freeplay schedule picked out and someone to kind of supervise and keep the schedule moving forward, for example:
- 6 PM to 7 PM - Counter-Strike (always a good opener)
- 7 PM to 8 PM - Dystopia (Or any source mod. But c'mon, we haven't played Dystopia in for EVAR.)
- 8 PM to 9 PM - HoN & Multiple Challenge TD (for those who don't HoN.)
- 9 PM to 10 PM - Modern Wurfurrrr (1 or 2, depending on how many people have adopted 2 by that point. Do a show of hands to determine)
- 10 PM to 11 PM - SourceForts (hells yes)
- 11 PM to 12 AM - StarCraft (Or any RTS)
- ... etc
You get the idea. And using the projector to keep focus is a great idea. I think I'll hook up my second PC to the projector next time and just set it up to spectate in matches. We used to do that a lot for CS and Quake, back in the day...
minideezel wrote:I see no reason in having a local alp server, we haven't had total internet loss in a while so we can just keep using the online one.

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