Game Nominations

This page is for nominating what game we should play on the Heyuri Gaming Day. The Steam group staff will announce new events several days before they occur, but feel free to edit the table below at any time.

Note that you don't necessarily need an account to edit this page, but without an account your bare IP will be exposed. You can use a VPN or Tor if you don't wish to leak your IP and also don't want to register an account for whatever reason.

Game titles with a line through them are game that we have already played together. To see the full list of shows we've previously played together, see the main Heyuri Gaming Day page.

Games	Reptid	kaguya	hacker known as heyuri	Faggotturk	anonwaha	Cube	toastie	prints	Manjaruntu	Digital-man	Ric Flair	Shy	yakuruto	d4d1	Rockman
Ace of Spades / OpenSpades	△	×	○	×	△	○	×	×	×	○		○	△	△	×
Command & Conquer FPS remakes	△	△	△	×	△	○	×	×	×	×		△	△	△	×
Counter-Strike 1.6	○	×	○	○	×	×	△	△	○	○		○	○	○	×
Cube 2: Sauerbraten	△	×			×					○		○	△	△	×
Diablo II	○	△	○	×	×	×	○	×	×	○		△	○	×	×
Garry's Mod	○	×	×	○	×	○	△	×	△	○		○	○	○	×
Jackbox games	△	△	×	×	△	△	×	○	×	×		○	○	×	×
King Arthur's Gold	△	○	×	×	△	×	×	×	×	△		△	△	×	×
Left 4 Dead 2	○	×			×							○	○	×	×
Mabinogi (private server)	○	○	○	×	△	×	○	×	×	○		○	△	△	×
Minecraft	○	△	×	○	△	○	×	×	△	△		○	×	○	△
Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas / San Andreas Multiplayer	○	×	○	○	○	○	△	×	×	△		△	○	×	×
Natural Selection (Half-Life mod)	△	△	○	△ (if runs on loonix)	△	△	△	○	×	△		○	○	△	×
No More Room in Hell	△	×			×					○		○	×	△	×
Pokémon Crystal (Heyuri plays)	△	△			△							○	○		△
Portal 2				△ (PC)											○ (if on Switch)
Quake III: Arena	○	×	○	△	×	○	×	△	○	○		○	○	○	×
Surviv.io	△	△	△	×	△	△	×	×	×	×		△	×	×	△
Sven Co-op	○	△	○	○	△	○	○	×	×	○		○		○	×
Team Fortress 2	○	×	×	○	×	○	×	×	○	○		○	○	△	×
Terraria	△	○	△	×	△	○	×	×	×	×		×	△	△	×
World of Warcraft (private server)	△	○	○	×	△	×	△	×	×	○		△	×	△	×
Worms: Armageddon	△	×	○	△	△	△	×	△	×	△		○	○	×	×
Yume Nikki Online / YNO Project	○	○	△	△	△	△	○	×	×	○		○	△	△

Legend

○ = Want to play
△ = Fine with playing
× = Not interested/can't play

Copypaste the above symbols when adding your preferences to the table.

Adding yourself to the table

Visual editor WARNING: 100% CHANCE OF TABLE RAPE ;_;

1. Click the edit tab at the top of the page
2. Select the rightmost cell in the header row of the table containing all the usernames
3. Click the Insert column after button on the floating action bar that appears
4. Write your name in the new empty header cell, then go down the column adding your preference for each game

Source editor

1. Click the edit source tab at the top of the page
2. Find the section containing all the usernames, then add a new line beneath the last one
3. Start the line with !, then write your name
4. Go down the page adding a new line at the bottom of each game entry (below everyone else's preferences), start each line with |, then paste the relevant character from the legend above to represent your preferences

Adding new a game to the table

Visual editor WARNING: 100% CHANCE OF TABLE RAPE ;_;

1. Click the edit tab at the top of the page
2. Select a cell in the row of the game that would come immediately before or after your game alphabetically
3. Click either the Insert row before button or Insert row after button on the floating action bar that appears
4. Write the name of the game in the leftmost cell of the new row, preferably linking the text to the game's relevant Wikipedia page or Steam page if the game has one

Source editor

1. Click the edit source tab at the top of the page
2. Select and copy an existing game entry section, including the user preferences
3. Paste the entry wherever the new game would fit alphabetically in the list (make sure to include the |- which represents a new table row)
4. Replace the old game title with your new one, then remove the user preferences from each line so that other users may fill in their preferences themselves (make sure to keep all the | as they represent table cells)

General guidelines for adding new games

Primordial game guidelines

1. It must be multiplayer
2. It can be either a non-Steam game or a Steam game
3. If it is a Steam game, the game must be cheap (less than 10$ USD is okay) or commonly owned (e.g, Garry's mod, Counter-Strike, Killing Floor)
4. It has the possibility to host a server using a third-party program like Hamachi / Radmin VPN for simple LAN hosting (in case nobody can host a dedicated server)

Bonus demands

1. The game runs on older Windows such as XP / 2000
2. Game allows for Mods and custom content
3. The game runs on Linux
4. The game is easy to pirate
5. Game is lightweight on disk space (less than 8GB)