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Reload, rev up and ride out. The new Tournament is faster, higher and meaner. Land and air based
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vehicles take combat to a new level; while an arsenal of new weaponry, daunting arenas and battlefields
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and the challenge of the Assault and Onslaught modes make the gladiator blood sport of the future a
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brand new experience. Buckle up it's gonna be one hell of a ride!
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Optional bonus packs and more: http://liflg.org/?catid=6&gameid=17
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Notes:
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This takes the installer (which has the latest version) from Linux Installers For Linux Gamers and
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nicely installs it into a package following Slackware standards. This SlackBuild should detect if
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you're playing on a 32-bit or 64-bit system and install the correct bins.
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Your game data (and mods) must go into "/usr/share/games/ut2004". There is a home folder (.ut2004) for
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your configs, but you'll need to be able to modify the contents located under the share/games folder.
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You should have permissions to modify this folder with the games group.
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It's probably best to put the game data downloaded from Steam or from your CDs in
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"/usr/share/games/ut2004" before installing this SlackBuild.
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You'll need to create a file named, "CDkey" in the "/usr/share/games/ut2004/System" directory. And in
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it, you need to provide the cd key you have from Steam or the retail box. Otherwise the game will
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fail to launch.
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The mod selection menu is broken, you'll need to launch mods with a parameter. Here is an example with
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Killing Floor: ut2004 -mod=KFMod20
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