LAN EVENTS

Last updated: Sunday, January 17th, 2010

Upcoming Event

DGA MMX (hotel)

Registration opens in 6 days

    DATE:
  • 6:00 PM Friday, August 27th, 2010
  • LOCATION:

  • Around the back of Malak shops. The old Video 2000 building
  • CAPACITY:

  • 50-60 People

DGA LAN Events are held once a month and to attend we need you to register with our website which will enable you to register your interest to attend our events.

Event Registration will open within 21 days of the official event date and as an online member we will notify you by email to advise of these up and coming events.

Register now to become a Darwin Gamers Association Member

Event Timetable


DGA MMX Time Table

Games
  • Quake 3 Arena
  • Team Fortress 2
  • Grid
  • Savage 2
Contests
  • Team Fortress 2 MVP
  • Keyboard Rebuild
  • Keyboard Toss
  • Door Prize

All the source files for the above games will be available to download from the DGA server during the LAN, however you will need to have your own copy at our DGA LAN Events.

Free time slots

These have been scheduled where gamers can play anything they like, however during the main events, gamers are encouraged to play.

Steam

Prices from store.steampowered.com
Team Fortress 2: AUD23.10
Grid: AUD28.80

Event Information

ADVISORY NOTES:

  • DGA is not looking to include membership at the moment.
  • Glass bottles are to be taken with you!
  • Be mindful of personal space at the LAN, it’s at a premium
  • Be mindful that there are some young adults not old enough to legally view pornographic material. This hasn’t been an issue for many years, but is due for reminding
  • We have a projector now
  • DGA is now a full gigabit network setup
  • Internet issues have been resolved
FILESHARING:

DGA now has a file server. It is accessed at the LAN, by opening an explorer window and typing “//server”. Alternatively it can be found on the network when browsing.
This is purely there as a fast way of communicating files required for gaming (ie, mods etc). We take no responsibility for the material found on this machine, and anything illegal will be promptly discarded before the end of each LAN.

MONITORS & COMPUTERS:

It’s not unusual for people to have large machines these days. Each table is approximately 2400mm’s accross, which permits 800mm’s of useable area for each person. Additionally they’re approximately 900mm’s deep. How you set yourself up in that area is your choice. If you have equipment that will overhang this area, arrangements can sometimes be made to house you on the end of a table so as to not interfere with other gamers. There is no guarentee you will have room if you do not fit in this space.

SPEAKERS:

Small desktop speakers are permitted, and must be used accordingly. Do not leave music playing while you’re away from your machine, and be mindful of the time of day (or night) when you adjust your volume.
Also be mindful that your choice in music may not ‘jive’ with your apparent audience. All the more reason to keep it turned down. Headphones only remove so much ambient noise.

ACTIVITIES:
  • Keyboard Rebuild – The goal is to replace all the keys on a keyboard in the shortest amount of time possible. We’ll be making efforts to ensure all keyboards are the same this time around. This is open to every paying entrant. The prize is awarded to the first person to complete the keyboard with the majority of keys places correctly. If you complete the keyboard, and one key is wrong, then you’ll have to fix the fault, and return for a recheck.
    The check is stopped when an error is found, and continued after the correction is made.
    Prize is a new gaming keyboard.
  • Mouse Toss – There is a target on the ground, you have a mouse. Throw that mouse using the demonstrated throwing technique (minimum three orbits) into the target. Knocking out other mice is allowed.
    Prize is a new gaming mouse.
  • More.
YOUR COMPUTER:

Computers are constantly being upgraded, and it’s worth noting that not all machines are created equally.
For most games played at the LAN, a graphics card that support DX10 should be used, however isn’t necessary. If you have any doubts of your machine being able to handle the games, please feel free to post a comment, or contact myself kagetsu.kensuke@madmilkdud.com. I’m happy to answer your questions.
If you require a new computer please visit our sponsor The IT Shack for a quote and drop DGA as the reference.

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