You don't need to download - there's a linux installer (unofficial, but works well): http://www.icculus.org/~ravage/nwn/

Quake 2
Tuxracer
Duke Nukem 3d
Rise of the Triad (GL version - hacked it out myself!)
Quake 1, once I get the SDL port written (GLX doesn't work very well)
Kmines
Kpat

I don't see how bittorrent would be any faster, but if your interested more in file integrity then that is the way to go. The DL is 170 MB or so, and I don't know if there would be enough people hosting the linux version on bittorrent to make it worth your time. The program is split pretty good into a couple of .tgz files (one for data, one for source and one for setup), and if it would help at all I could host them on my FTP site and you can DL them seperately, each would be a smaller DL, and maybe that would help.

slight

well, the whole point of my using bittorrent is that bittorrent can pause and resume downloads, thus enabling me to disconnect and then reconnect (my isp drops me every 9 hrs) and so the download probably wont be corrupt. if i download it from anywhere, itll probably be only about 3kbps.

Maybe in your case it would be worth the 12 bucks to order the CD from them. I will warn you in advance, vega strike is a bitch ('scuse the french) to compile on Linux. They include an install script that I had to modify to get the thing to compile correctly, and I spent about a 2 days locked in dependency hell (Need Python 2.2 or greater, OpenAL, my OpenGL header files were out of date, one of them had a variable declaration that had changed in a newer version and had to be altered by hand, I had to find and install all of the SDL packages, blah blah blah...etc,etc,etc.....)

My offer stands about FTP though. gFTP allows you to pause and resume DL's, so it's worth a shot, if you want.

slight