SFO Online game clan (-=SF-O=-)?

[Steve]

I still think it's better to just pick a free online game, like a mmo, and stick to it. Since not everyone has the same games, or the machines to play the most recent games. Free mmos normally have decent requirements (Note that I said mmos not mmorpgs)

If shooters are what rocks your world, here's a nice list of free shooters out there:

http://www.freemmogamer.com/2008/09/best-free-fps-shooter-mmofps-list.html

[Sideways]

Enemy Territory

I already have a server for it. 

AND I know how to play and some of the good mods, and commands too, since it's the same engine as RTCW was

[Sideways]

Mumble is better.

I'm already renting a Vent server though - and I'm willing to allow SFO to use it as well as my server.  :wink:

[Kursed]

Quake wars?

[Sideways]

No, not Quake wars. Enemy Territory is a free game, ET:QW is what you had to buy to play. ET:QW is still a good game.

[Guest DRL]

Counter Strike: Source?

[Mr. Foxer]

Counter Strike: Source?

This but not normal CSS, I'd like a zombie server.

[Robert Monroe]

I still think it's better to just pick a free online game, like a mmo, and stick to it. Since not everyone has the same games, or the machines to play the most recent games. Free mmos normally have decent requirements (Note that I said mmos not mmorpgs)

If shooters are what rocks your world, here's a nice list of free shooters out there:

http://www.freemmogamer.com/2008/09/best-free-fps-shooter-mmofps-list.html

Free online games are full of twinks, hackers, and jackasses.

[Steve]

Free online games are full of twinks, hackers, and jackasses.

I somehow have to disagree with that, you can find them in every corner, no matter the game. Well, bug exploits get fixed faster on retail games, but the jackasses are everywhere. Also, I suggested free online games since it would be easier to get them, the reason is obvious too. Computer specs are less demanding too, unless of course, we are talking about console games.

[Robert Monroe]

I somehow have to disagree with that, you can find them in every corner, no matter the game. Well, bug exploits get fixed faster on retail games, but the jackasses are everywhere. Also, I suggested free online games since it would be easier to get them, the reason is obvious too. Computer specs are less demanding too, unless of course, we are talking about console games.

Retail games (paticularly ones on a multiplayer system like Steam) have a much easier time taking down and out hackers. Freeware games are lawless wastelands.

[Sideways]

ET may be a free game, but it is packaged with Punkbuster.

[Sabre]

ET may be a free game, but it is packaged with Punkbuster.

Keep well away from PB unless you know how to go into system and regestry files to get rid of it.