[Hiro_Antagonist]

Hi there,

Unfortunately there's no easy way for you to get multiplayer running.

If you're a real glutton for punishment and feel like wrestling with C# server code, I have attached a .zip of the source code. But in all honesty, I expect it would likely be a giant headache for you to wrestle with and try to figure out.

You would have to run both the Lobby and Game servers on your machine, and then edit the LOL registry settings of all machines you want to play on to use the IP address of your new server. Further, in order for anyone else outside of your LAN to access those servers, you'd have to run the servers on a public/static IP address.

I really am sorry, but that's the best I have to offer regarding getting multiplayer working in the windows version of LOL.

-Scott