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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / NAG BYOC LAN AT RAGE IS LIVE – May the pixels be forever in your favour!

NAG BYOC LAN AT RAGE IS LIVE – May the pixels be forever in your favour!

30 July 2023 by Basetsana

For over two decades, the NAG BYOC LAN has been South Africa’s largest three-day, twenty-four-seven celebration of gaming, attracting thousands of passionate gamers from across the country. This year will be no different, with rAge organisers promising an unforgettable experience at the 2023 edition. “Last year’s rAge event was a great success, with thousands of …

For over two decades, the NAG BYOC LAN has been South Africa’s largest three-day, twenty-four-seven celebration of gaming, attracting thousands of passionate gamers from across the country. This year will be no different, with rAge organisers promising an unforgettable experience at the 2023 edition.

“Last year’s rAge event was a remarkable success, with thousands of contented visitors. Our observations during the event, combined with the invaluable feedback from the backbone of rAge – our LANers – has resulted in what we believe will be another memorable LAN experience this year – and tickets are now available to purchase from Howler,” says Michael James, Project Director of rAge.

What’s Current This Year?

Reduced Ticket Prices: Thanks to the support of our sponsors, ticket prices gain been reduced for this year and will remain so for as long as possible.
Larger Space: The BYOC LAN will creep to its own hall this year while still being within the expo.

LAN-Only Restaurant: A LAN-only restaurant with a diverse menu and separate pricing will be available in response to last year’s feedback. Iconic favourites like the mini doughnut stand will remain, alongside a range of food options, including a healthy selection, and additions such as two-litre cold drinks for those super long gaming sessions.

Enhanced Security: Comprehensive and consistent security measures will be implemented, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants day and night.
More Competitions: Procure ready for more adrenaline-pumping competitions and fun tournaments in the LAN area, offering gamers even more opportunities to showcase their skills and win prizes.

Mitigating Loadshedding: rAge is actively working with the venue to minimise load-shedding disruptions during the event.

Personalised T-Shirt: Clear Access believe designed personalised gaming shirts which can be ordered along with your LAN ticket purchase.

Daytime and Nighttime Ambience: The LAN promises a vibrant and energetic ambience suitable for both daytime and nighttime activities, keeping gamers immersed in their passion around the clock.

BYOC Ticket Includes:

• A chair
• A shared table (between two people)
• Two dedicated plug outlets to power your PC/console and monitor
• High-speed Internet connection
• Network infrastructure, including one network cable
• Free access to rAge Expo for all three days
• Please note: Gamers will need to bring their gaming rig – PC/console/laptop, monitor, keyboard/gamepad, mouse, headphones and games
• For more detailed information on the LAN please read the FAQ which can be found here.

Ticket Information:

BYOC LAN General Pass (R950 per person): Standard three-day LAN ticket, with access from 06h00 on Friday 8 December 2023 to 15h00 on Sunday 10 December 2023.

BYOC LAN Super Pass (R1,250 per person): Extended four-day LAN ticket, with access from 18h00 on Thursday 7 December 2023 to 15h00 on Sunday 10 December 2023.

Tickets can be purchased online now via Howler.

“We welcome gamers direct feedback through our Discord server or via email to continuously improve the event each year. The BYOC LAN is a pure gamer passion project at rAge, and we like to see everyone there over the course of the weekend. It’s an essential portion of the rAge DNA and we’re always looking to enhance it so our gamers can delight in it to the fullest. Without them, there is no LAN.” concludes James.

More excellent news is that Clear Access, a leading provider of high-speed connectivity solutions, has renewed its sponsorship and commitment to enhance the gaming experience at the LAN. Clear Access will deploy its renowned Quark product, delivering unprecedented speed and low latency for an extraordinary gaming experience.
The company’s powerful 40Gb/s Neutrino solution will be strategically deployed into Gallagher Estate, further enhancing the connectivity for all attendees. Equipped with top-tier connectivity, gamers can delight in uninterrupted and lag-free gaming sessions, setting the stage for epic battles, intense competitions, and unforgettable moments.

“We are thrilled and honoured to maintain been selected as the official supplier of the LAN once again,” says Rob Nelson, Head of Marketing at Clear Access. “This partnership allows us to directly engage with a crucial customer vulgar – gamers – and showcase the accurate capabilities of our innovative Quark product. We are bold that our advanced technology will provide gamers with the ultimate gaming experience at rAge.”

Nutanix is, once again, rolling up their sleeves by deploying the much-needed server horsepower and critical systems for the LAN.

“Nutanix Sub-Saharan Africa is proud to be supporting rAge and will again be providing a highly available, high performance, Private Cloud Platform based on Nutanix NCI solution to host the servers and backend systems for the NAG BYOC LAN at rAge,” says Phillip de Waal, Scheme Engineering Manager – Sub-Saharan Africa.

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