/vr/ - Retro Games

Is there such a thing as a mod combines cyberpunk and magic, like a Shadowrun sort of thing?

I had a spare PC lying around, so I decided to turn it into a retro game dedicated server (mostly fps - only fps at the moment. right now is tribes 2, which isn't 100% retro, but unreal next week, then hexen coop the next).

Just a home project for kicks. figured I'd share with you guys, see if anyone was interested.

vidya.retro-rampage.tk

Lemme know if there are any issues plox. Or if you have any recommendations for games/mods to host.
Can't do UT99, since it refuses to play nice with win server 2008 for whatever reason.

Good afternoon /vr/,
I have a Tribes 2 (Tribes Next) server up right now, since it was requested by a few people on the last thread I made (though it's not quite "retro"). And the plan is to cycle retro games servers for days of the weeks (maybe cover the weekend with one game, whatever most popular).

Right now I can host and join:
Any idTech1 game (Hexen, Heretic, Doom, mods, whatever)
Unreal
Tribes 2 (Using Tribes Next patch)
Noone Lives Forever (though I can't seem to find a command line option to connect through IP, and the server list is ded, can connect through hamachi or whatever)
Hexen 2 (through hamachi or what-not - doesn't seem to like connecting through a forwarded port for some reason, still trying to fix this)
Red Faction (using Pure Faction patch)

Open to suggestions. If auto cycling them per day gets too ADD maybe I'll switch to cycling them out per week or just on request.

Before I go through the trouble of finding other games to set up I kinda wanna see how this performs/if there's any demand for this sort of thing. So if anyone has Tribes (2) Next, the server name is VRTHUMPERS. And if you don't have it it's free, so go get it. http://www.tribesnext.com/

Lemme know your ping and location so I have an idea if my connection is suitable. It's just CTF on the default map cycle, 32 players I think...

My server room actually looks a lot less like pic related and a lot more like my living room with an XPS 630 tucked behind my couch.