bulk licenses for libraries?

[fbaerkir]

I'm a librarian at the Twinsburg Public Library in Ohio (www.twinsburglibrary.org). Our library has run numerous PC gaming events in the past, and I was wondering if there is any way we could get NWN2 into the mix.

Currently, we have a monthly session of Valve's Team Fortress 2. Here's a link to our Steam group so you can see what our gaming parties are about: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/twinsburg

While TF2 is a fantastic game, it doesn't quite hit all of our patrons (mostly teens) that like gaming. Girls, especially, have voiced interest in branching out. I was thinking NWN2 might be a great alternative (I think it does fairly large co-op parties, is that correct?). Is there any chance we could get a discount as a non-profit public library. We have 16 computers that can be linked in a LAN. I wasn't able to track down any specific contacts over there at Obsidian, so apologize if this isn't the right venue for this kind of question. Thanks in advance for any help.

[Gorgon]

I Believe the publishers are Atari.

[fbaerkir]

I Believe the publishers are Atari.

Thank you - I'll try there.

[Matthew Rorie]

Yes, our publishers are Atari. Feel free to send me a forum message if you need help getting your foot in the door.

[Walsingham]

It's abit cheesy, but maybe you could build a library adventuring environment. People could adapt their favourite characters and stories from literature.

[Gorgon]

Are you drunk again..

[Gfted1]

It's abit cheesy, but maybe you could build a library adventuring environment. People could adapt their favourite characters and stories from literature.

 

Isnt that the very concept Kaftan Barlast and his group are working on?

[Nightshape]

Are they even doing that anymore?

[Walsingham]

Are you drunk again..

 

I'm not right now, but it sounds like a plan.