this LAN party got internet access?

How surprisingly, for 40 hours we got no internet access.

I have internet access during 40 hours.

Same here.

Lowyat.net annual LAN party will be great.

actually /as/ has done it almost everyweek at lowyat plaza.. 5 - 20 ppls usually in one sessions. leeching and playing games is the most popular activities done there. you should join once

the /as/ weekly leech party, bring along ye equipments

the most important thing... HDD with lots of space in it. or you'll be regret later lol hahaha

kalo bwk hdd aje just to leech boley tak?

selalu aku buat macam tu lol.hahahah, esok kalau jadi.. eh tapi ko kat sj siot

ade ker?xpnh taw pong...uuuu

DreamHack pwns all LAN party if ur talking about large LAN parties.

Then you'll get alot of different section sitting with themselves. Kopitiams, Car talk, fashion, football lounge, RWI, so on.

for the sake of our local organizers starting at 1000ppl or less would be a good step as it was, with the 300 at cyberfusion, we still had issues with some idiots torrenting, and some idiots not vaccinating their PCs before coming and the last issue would be the net access and the networking.

a bit of organizing would be very beneficial, in terms of people knowing which games to bring and such (especially since there won't be any regulations stating that you absolutely MUST be playing a game at any given time, since no records are being attempted )

if we really want to do something like this, we should probably look at some examples like the ones mentioned, and try to emulate it and see how it works with the local crowd, and then adapt it to suit our needs.

1,000 to start with is overly ambitious.

Start small, work from there.

Try with just 100... or even 80. The networking issues that come up should prove educational.
Location, Lines, Logistics... many issues need to be dealt with. Not forgetting, there is the financial consideration. Funding needs to come from somewhere and sponsors are hard to get these days. Entry tickets may be required. You may even find the cost to exceed simply booking a cybercafe.

i would definitely second the entry tickets, probably using a format like the one they use at i3x or any of the other big ones. and you're right, considering that the local gaming scene is in a stage of infancy with regards to massive lan parties, the less people the better.

for all we know though, this might be exactly what they're planning for CF2010. that would definitely be awesome ne

This post has been edited by strife_personified: Apr 19 2009, 05:38 AM

ah,of course..financial...
a while back,i still heard the current organisers 'fighting' about financial...

while the nation still reeling from economic collapse,we r lucky can enter this lan-party for free...

I just realized something on the papers

''SUASANA di Dewan Utama MMU di mana para peserta Cyberfusion 2009 menghabiskan masa 40 jam 58 minit 43 saat bermain komputer di Cyberjaya, semalam.''

We are reaching 41 hours, lololololol

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Apr 19 2009, 07:26 PM

but the real fact is we actually gone thru 40 hours 00 minutes and 58.43 seconds.

i thought it is just 40 hours and 58 seconds.