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Sounds like fun. I've hosted a couple small LAN parties at my house
before, but have never visited one.<br>
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Networked Battle for Wesnoth can be a lot of fun, but it doesn't
scale well to large groups. I've found that once you get up to
about 4 players, everyone ends up waiting around quite a bit for the
other players to finish their turns.<br>
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I believe FlightGear supports network play, though I don't know
which modes. I always loved playing networked YSFlight, but while
it runs on Linux, it's not open-source.<br>
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BZFlag's pretty well-known for network play.<br>
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I've found this site to be extraordinarily helpful for finding games
before:<br>
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<a href="http://www.lgdb.org/list_games">http://www.lgdb.org/list_games</a><br>
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If you run a search on there for Features->Multiplayer and
Source->Open, there's a pretty decent list to work with.<br>
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- Kyle<br>
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On 02/10/2012 02:48 PM, Michael Mol wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Had an idea a few moments ago. Would folks be interested in trying a
Linux LAN party? Emphasis would be gaming on Linux, be it via
Linux-native apps or WINE.
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