Should this group become a curator, I think it should only concern itself with quality of the Linux port (i.e. if it works well), not with whether a game is good. Let other, more topical curators focus on curating content of games.

I used to play FG a lot few years back, I even managed to land a big-ass Boeing once or twice. (Landing is how I measure my success in a flight simulator.) :)

I have finally bought the game, and like it so far (although public games are lackluster, just like in any other multiplayer game). I have no idea if I'll be any good, but I'd be willing to give it a try.

I'd love Borderlands 1 ported, but as for Borderlands 2, I'd rather if they spent the effort making the upcoming "pre-sequel" game multiplatform. Borderlands 2 is so terribly unbalanced it's not even funny.

Wow, thanks for telling us, 90% discount is quite huge. Hopefully we'll have some group events with this game soon. :)

I've been playing the darkplaces engine years ago, and it's really good. Too bad old bot mods (omnibots, reaperbots) don't seem to work with it - or at least I couldn't get it to work properly.

As usual, I was almost too busy having fun to remember taking screenshots, but I got one:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=212159199

From the first TF2 event:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=127422656
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=127422495

From the third TF2 event:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=133404850

sLUG ?

How about "RTS", as in Raging Torvaldses? :)

TF2 has a vaguely similar mod called The Hidden (one player is a spy with infinite cloak and ability to backstab when cloaked), which is a lot of fun. This doesn't sound too bad either, if I understand correctly, half of the challenge for humans will be to keep your light alive while making it useful.

What happens, however, if players trap the ghost in between several light sources, taking turns to refuel one by one?

I have some programming experience, but have very little idea of how to optimally structure a game, so that it doesn't end up all wrong (control input lag and overall performance). I'm interested in helping, though.

I'd join the group, but I'd be lying - I still buy an occasional game for Windows now and then. Good luck, though!