Anyone play Battlefield 2??
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I will tell you the story of what I went through to get Battlefield 2.
So there I am sitting at my house last summer, me, my brother and my friend. We deicded we would go buy BF2. So off we go to the local Circut City to buy. To get enough money I had to go through all my old change and sort out all the quarters which took an hour. Then we rode bikes about three miles to the bank to get the quarters changed to cash, but we didn't have an accout there aso they would do anyhting for us. So then we spent about another half hour putting all the quarters into those little paper rolls of about 10 each, in the Bank of America parking lot. (This is after we left the orginal Washingto Mutural bank and went to B of A where I did have an account.) After waiting in lie for a while they gave us the cash whereupon we made another bike-journey to Circut City, our original destination. We bought it and then rode a few more miles back home. It took forever to install it. Then, just as I'm about to play it after all of that suffering, it doesn't work on my computer. I would have prefered to just have been in school.
So there I am sitting at my house last summer, me, my brother and my friend. We deicded we would go buy BF2. So off we go to the local Circut City to buy. To get enough money I had to go through all my old change and sort out all the quarters which took an hour. Then we rode bikes about three miles to the bank to get the quarters changed to cash, but we didn't have an accout there aso they would do anyhting for us. So then we spent about another half hour putting all the quarters into those little paper rolls of about 10 each, in the Bank of America parking lot. (This is after we left the orginal Washingto Mutural bank and went to B of A where I did have an account.) After waiting in lie for a while they gave us the cash whereupon we made another bike-journey to Circut City, our original destination. We bought it and then rode a few more miles back home. It took forever to install it. Then, just as I'm about to play it after all of that suffering, it doesn't work on my computer. I would have prefered to just have been in school.
The End
renmin
Junior Member
Well, BF2 did not work on my computer eirther. My graphic card was not advanced enough, probably thats what happened to you too. So I complained to my parents to get me a graphic card, I had to wait another two weeks for my parents to buy me a new card. Waiting was so eiratating.Finn McCool said:
well,when it worked, it was surley a awsome game, but now I think the maps are getting kinda boring, any one know a place to download new maps, FOR FREE?
renmin said:Well, BF2 did not work on my computer eirther. My graphic card was not advanced enough, probably thats what happened to you too. So I complained to my parents to get me a graphic card, I had to wait another two weeks for my parents to buy me a new card. Waiting was so eiratating.
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Wingman
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I played that game before, but borrowed from a friend. It's much easier to fly planes with a joystick. The thing I hate about this game is that joysticks are not well integrated into the controls. You can't use the POV hat to look around, you're stuck with ctrl+mouselook.
The advantage of joysticks is that the throttle is more realistic. Keyboard mode, the throttle is modelled like a gas pedal, so you often go too fast if you keep holding it down but then takes a long time to spool up if you release it. If you have a joystick, you can maintain like 50% thrust so you can keep going around 300-400mph. A lot of stuff are whack, A-A missiles rarely hit enemies (hits friendlies more often), flares have to be reloaded, no CCIP pipper for bomb dropping. Overall, a very unrealistic game especially with the planes but I guess that's why it's called a game.
The advantage of joysticks is that the throttle is more realistic. Keyboard mode, the throttle is modelled like a gas pedal, so you often go too fast if you keep holding it down but then takes a long time to spool up if you release it. If you have a joystick, you can maintain like 50% thrust so you can keep going around 300-400mph. A lot of stuff are whack, A-A missiles rarely hit enemies (hits friendlies more often), flares have to be reloaded, no CCIP pipper for bomb dropping. Overall, a very unrealistic game especially with the planes but I guess that's why it's called a game.