Do you know any fun, LAN games you used to play in school? - General

Fuckin RigidChips. And Descent. Also Halo in the latter days

In my old school, the teacher sometimes allowed us to play on computers. Icy Tower, Deluxe Ski Jump 3, and Jazz Jackrabbit 2 were installed on every computer. I loved playing Jazz with classmates.

SWAT.

Super Smash Brothers on a Gamecube emulator, I had so much fun playing that. I think by the end of the year we had about 60 hours on it.

I got busted trying to arrange a game of Doom shareware edition in the computer lab in 7th Grade. They made me delete the game off the computers I put it on. What they didn't know is that we already were playing Duke 3D. The first half of my freshman year in high school me and a friend played Halo. I tried arranging a Half-Life game later in the year but nobody wanted to join me. Probably because nobody else had it.

dota and that shitty trial halo

Counter Strike was the craze back in middle school

Armegatron. Halo: Combat Evolved. Warsow.

cs 1.6, halo 1 CE (specifically always on extinction for whatever reason)

Quake 3 Arena Counter-Strike 1.5 and 1.6 Warcraft III (mostly Tower Defense and RPG maps) Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War

We are starting to play Smokin Guns now, that game is the shit man

Killing Floor, back in high school. It was tough to set up, but no lag made for an excellent game. Command and Conquer: Red Alert was another big one, as well as CnC: Renegade. I currently do Terraria with some friends every now and again. DEFCON is one I always wanted to try.

Halo Trial. I'm pretty sure they shut the servers for both Halo CE Retail and Trial, right? Since GameSpy is dead?

Day of Defeat I used to go to the high school where my dad taught at and beat all the high schoolers. No joke. I was in third grade. My gamer name was 007. I made my dad play as 008.

Man this was yearsssss ago, but back in year 10 engineering studies we had a new teacher for the latter part of the year, and anytime we had a lab in the last weeks of that year he would put on an industrial engineering documentary, close the door and tell us 'alright you lot can play Halo, but I fucking swear if someone knocks at the door you all turn your monitors off'. The old man even joined in once and it was hilarious. Aside from Halo we also played RTCW multiplayer and Hidden and Dangerous 2. For year 11 and 12 engineering studies we all actually became serious about our work, well at least the 6 of us that were left in the class by the end of year 12 out of the 20 who started in year 11. [editline]4th April 2014[/editline] Damn I miss year 12 :( I would give away a year of my life if I could re-live that last year of senior school. Not because of the LAN games though, because we didn't do that in year 12.

Warcraft 3 and Cod4

Halo CE, Warhammer 40k Dawn Of War and Age Of Mythology were all amazing to play on LAN with my friendos.

My friends and I would sometimes play Goldeneye: Source during classes, or Nexuiz (the free-to-play, not the shit remake that got killed.)

My CompTIA A+ class played blockland and COD1 on our 'new' sempron machines back in '10

Counter Strike 1.6 Halo CE Rome Total War Tremulous Quake 3 Arena Postal 2 We had a lot of time on our hands in college.

All we had on the computers at school was a weird DOS roguelike

Battlefield 2 demo and Halo trial was installed on the computers in my engineering class. Our teacher had just been fired and a series of subs were in and out, so i dominated all of them on Gulf of Oman and regularly shot down their jets with Stingers. Always used SF class. Nobody but me had ever played a BF game before, let alone OWNED BF2, so i was at a severe advantage. Everyone always played Sniper but couldnt hit a target for shit. Later on i installed a CD copy of Unreal Tournament. I won there too.

Doom with Zandronum and Brutal Doom, got in so much shit over the extreme gore at school.