A Shot of the Comfort Suites from outside. Notice how bright it was outside and compare with the other setup shots taken at the same time of day.
 

6 machines, 3 monitors, and 2 baskets of stuff
Recipe for a great LAN...
 

Shot of the room pre-setup. This was taken at the middle of the day...notice how the curtains in the front blocking most of the sun light.
 

Aetius sorting out the power cables in preparation of deployment.
 

Another shot of the room as we are laying the power and network. The staff probably wondering why I'm not helping instead of sitting there taking pictures :>
  

Bad Mojo and Louziffer (behind Bad Mojo) setting up the power. The power team did an amazing job of engineering and planning out our power needs and then doing the work needed to make it happen.
 

Kurrelgyre helping plug the power cables into the box in the right order. We had each table's cable labeled and assigned to specific power plugs so that if problems arose we could quickly troubleshoot the problem without the hassle of figuring out which power cable went to which table.
 

The main switch on top of the firewall. Interestingly enough I did some MRTG stats on the switch and found that the average LANNED Quake3 server with 16 players runs at about 150KBs. Clients connecting to a server on the same segment ignores cl_maxpackets and rate

Displaying their amazing Real-life DAoC powers. I think they're conjuring up the party participants...