Battlefield 2142 Beta Patch [Dec 20, 2010, 11:36 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The version 1.51 patch for Battlefield 2142 first announced over two years ago is still painstakingly working its way through its development cycle. As outlined on the Electronic Arts Forums, the patch is currently running on beta servers, and they plan to run the beta through the middle of next month when it will be determined whether it is ready for prime time. When it finally does go live, the new version will remove DRM from the BF2142.exe, add the Northern Strike expansion as a free release for all, and include a bunch of new maps including Strike at Karkand 2142 and Operation Blue Pearl. Thanks Ant via Planet Battlefield.
I wonder if they'll fix the fact that keybindings don't save properly. It's what kept me from playing what was one of my favorite BF games of all time, that is until I got tired of fighting with the keybindings. I just want to use the same fps config I've used since I first played the original Doom. Something so basic, yet seemingly impossible to achieve in a BF game, BF1942 had the issue originally but it was patched, BF2 had the issue originally and was also patched. Not sure what it is about the 2142 team that can't seem to pull off this engineering 101 task. *crosses fingers*
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