Battlefield 2 Patch [Feb 14, 2006, 1:22 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
As promised, the new Battlefield 2 patch is now available, updating the military
shooter sequel and its Special Forces expansion to version 1.2. The patch notes
with details on the update were released yesterday (story).
This downloads page is home to the incremental update to patch version 1.12,
the full patch, and the updated unranked dedicated server for Windows and Linux.
The incremental patch is mirrored on
3D Downloads, 3D
Gamers,
4players.de,
AusGamers,
Boomtown (registration required),
eXtreme-Players.de,
Filecloud,
FileFront,
FileNuts,
FilePlanet (registration required),
GameArena (registration required), Gameguru Mania,
Gamer's Hell, and
Worthplaying;
while the full patch to update any prior version is available on
3D Downloads, 3D
Gamers,
4players.de,
AusGamers,
Boomtown (registration required),
Filecloud,
FileFront,
FileNuts,
GameArena (registration required), Gameguru Mania,
Gamer's Hell,
Strategy Informer, VGPro.com, and
Worthplaying.
Your whole post from the beginning till the end doesn't make much sense......
Why would some one want to remove bullet impacts on the water-surface and leave them in for the ground-surface.. I don't know about you but I have 95 % of my small arms firefights on the land...
And if those feature removals where done to speed up things and remove lag, why hasn't it been mentioned at the patch readme feature list ?
Why cutting a whole feature out if it could be left optional, so ppl with slow internet connections and low computer hardware could just turn it off, whereas ppl like me who would like to invest their extra fps into more beauty could leave it on ?
This comment was edited on Feb 15, 19:12.
Why would some one want to remove bullet impacts on the water-surface and leave them in for the ground-surface.. I don't know about you but I have 95 % of my small arms firefights on the land...
And if those feature removals where done to speed up things and remove lag, why hasn't it been mentioned at the patch readme feature list ?
Why cutting a whole feature out if it could be left optional, so ppl with slow internet connections and low computer hardware could just turn it off, whereas ppl like me who would like to invest their extra fps into more beauty could leave it on ?
This comment was edited on Feb 15, 19:12.
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