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He just wanted to game.
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This was a feature that was fairly common in PC games at the time, I vaguely remember Red Alert being able to do this too to play LAN games.
Missionforce: Cyberstorm (one of my favorite games of all time) came with two copies of the game so you could give one to a friend. It also had the option to do a full install (a whopping 300+ MB!) to be playable without the CD.
I miss this with Starcraft. I still have that file for it around somewhere probably. Maybe one day LAN parties will come back as some sort of retro thing.
Dudes on School computers had a pirate portable copy of Counter Strike 1.6 and just copied to a pen drive and to all Computers to make a Lan party at school. circa 2013