A battlefield2 thread
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PiKe said:Is it usually busy of an evening?
Just remembered I was playing on the Teeside serevr last night, 64 player fun
Shame it was CTF tho
We play at 5pm
and then it heats up at about 9pm onwards.............The upgrade to 64bit also takes place in the next coupler days ready for bf2
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Kinobe said:I assume as Pike asked this I'm allowed to answer?
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In this case, yes, but don't make a habit of it please
gord said:
Xp will be installed but we'll see how it copes, the server is hosted on a sooper dooper connection at present.
The current server is handling dc with 40 players at present (XP 2100+, 1gb 3200 ram, XP), it seems to be fine, I mean the other night was crazy and fun at the same time!
Ed
Kinobe said:Xp will be installed but we'll see how it copes, the server is hosted on a sooper dooper connection at present.
The current server is handling dc with 40 players at present (XP 2100+, 1gb 3200 ram, XP), it seems to be fine, I mean the other night was crazy and fun at the same time!
Ed
aye, i just know they recommend 64 bit linux servers highly
This is what i found about it.
[RID]AJ, from the #BFNation channel, has passed on intel that seems to suggest the Battlefield 2 demo will be initially exclusive to GameSpot's GameCenter service (available to GameSpot Complete subscribers). Although this seems like a strange decision to be made by EA, since they don't seem to have particularly strong ties with the GameSpot network, the following is quoted directly from an E3 interview with BF2 Executive Producer Scott Evans:
Interviewer: [...] I want to ask you about the BF2 demo release, in June, with GameCenter
Scott Evans: Yeah, you guys are gonna have an exclusive period on the demo where you have to go to GameCenter to get it, and we're releasing that demo in mid-June.
The video from that interview can be found on the GameSpot BF2 Media page, as "E3 2005 GameSpot Live Stage Demo" (3min50 in). If you'd rather not trawl through the video, we've captured a clip of the relevant part, which can be found on the BFNation file server.
Any further information on this story can be emailled to me: mrhahn [@] bfnation [.] net
Note: This story is currently unconfirmed, and should not be considered definite.
[RID]AJ, from the #BFNation channel, has passed on intel that seems to suggest the Battlefield 2 demo will be initially exclusive to GameSpot's GameCenter service (available to GameSpot Complete subscribers). Although this seems like a strange decision to be made by EA, since they don't seem to have particularly strong ties with the GameSpot network, the following is quoted directly from an E3 interview with BF2 Executive Producer Scott Evans:
Interviewer: [...] I want to ask you about the BF2 demo release, in June, with GameCenter
Scott Evans: Yeah, you guys are gonna have an exclusive period on the demo where you have to go to GameCenter to get it, and we're releasing that demo in mid-June.
The video from that interview can be found on the GameSpot BF2 Media page, as "E3 2005 GameSpot Live Stage Demo" (3min50 in). If you'd rather not trawl through the video, we've captured a clip of the relevant part, which can be found on the BFNation file server.
Any further information on this story can be emailled to me: mrhahn [@] bfnation [.] net
Note: This story is currently unconfirmed, and should not be considered definite.
i might pay the £3, get the demo, and then cancel my subscription if needs be....cant believe they would put the demo out like this....how long are we gonna have to wait to get it without paying anyway?.....bet that one wont be answered, probably gonna have to wait till the actual release