Update – tonight’s event
The Friday Night Event scheduled for this evening has been postponed until approx. 9pm CDT.
Lobby details? Mmm… not sure. How do you tell? It’s up and running on a dedicated server out in the Steam cloud somewhere. Just friend me up and join my game.
Joe Cadaver
Left 4 Dead 2 Friday night event – 8/13/10
Stenches, stenches everywhere
Yeap, it’s time to get some group therapy.
We all suffer from necrophobia issues, and with Left 4 Dead 2 (30 bucks at Steam; slightly less at Amazon; all over the board at other places) we can address them with style and blazing, smoking finality.
On Friday, August 13, at or around 7pm, the luckiest four among us (more are welcome – we’ll just split out into different test chambers… er, servers) will curl up in front of the soft glow and/or harmful radiation of our favorite networking and computing paraphernalia and kill the hell out of the nearly departed.
If you’re in, you’re in. Comment on this post, send a message from the feedback page, shoot me an email if you know my address or just jot down a happy little note and send it through my window on a rock. It’s all good.
8/13/2010 – server/game lobby details TBA (tune in later, sucka)
A new blog: time for some killin’
Howdy, howdy.
So I’m thinking it’s time to put together a little notice board for the LAN and/or GAN parties I’ve likely been bothering you about for the past couple of months. Maybe the whole getting-a-bunch-of-goobs-together-in-one-place-to-play-games-thing is a fondly-remembered relic of the happy, sweaty past… but we can still play online (that would be on the, uh, Global Area Network) provided we had somebody to organize our little mini-skirmishes.
Because I’ve proclaimed an ability to do so, I’ve nominated myself as just that organizer. Yes, that’s right, I’m the goob whisperer, and I smell zombies what need (re)killin’.
Who’s in? I said, WHO’S IN??
Oh… I guess I should set a date. And a game. And a time. And other stuff. So, uh… this is the official SSF LAN / GAN party notice board for the moment. Get yourself an RSS subscription – and right now! – and follow along for occasional (monthly?) hunting season declarations.