BF2 Patch v1.02

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Thanks m8, just going to install it and see how it goes
"m3thod" <beofwithyou@scoundrel.com> wrote in message
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> is out....
>
> http://www.eagames.com/official/ba [...] ate_071505
>
>

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A quote from the page says:

***********************
NOTE: Upon installing v1.02 you will see references to v1.01. You are not
installing v1.01 but are installing v1.02 (referenced in the game browser
as 2484)
***********************




Regards,
Evert






On Sat, 16 Jul 2005, Andrew wrote:

> On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 01:43:28 +0100, "m3thod"
> <beofwithyou@scoundrel.com> wrote:
>
>> is out....
>>
>> http://www.eagames.com/official/ba [...] ate_071505
>
> "Welcome to the Installshield Wizard for Battlefield 2 patch v1.01"
>
> This doesn't bode well...
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m3thod said on 16.07.2005 02:43:
> [BF2 Patch v1.02] is out....
>
> http://www.eagames.com/official/ba [...] ate_071505

I'm guessing we can install this patch over th 1.0.1 version?

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In article <db9l7f$upr$1@news.freedom2surf.net>, m3thod says...
> is out....
>
> http://www.eagames.com/official/ba [...] ate_071505
>
MAny many thanks. Just bought the game and about to return it as it was
so buggy.


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"Marc" wrote:

>> MAny many thanks. Just bought the game and about to return it as it was
>> so buggy.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Conor
>
> Who takes returns on open software??

The shop he bought it from? Seriously, some UK stores have advertised
"refund if you don't like it" policies in the past.

Not sure which, if any, still do.


higgy.

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"higgy" <higgyslacker@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Marc" wrote:
>
>>> MAny many thanks. Just bought the game and about to return it as it was
>>> so buggy.
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Conor
>>
>> Who takes returns on open software??
>
> The shop he bought it from? Seriously, some UK stores have advertised
> "refund if you don't like it" policies in the past.
>
> Not sure which, if any, still do.
>
>
> higgy.

AFAIK Game still offer a ten day no quibble returns policy.

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In message <vDcCe.338200$ub.110180@fe07.news.easynews.com>, Schrodinger
<no@way.com> writes
>
>"higgy" <higgyslacker@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:Xns9695AD4BEB2DChiggyslacker@84.92.1.10...
>> "Marc" wrote:
>>
>>>> MAny many thanks. Just bought the game and about to return it as it was
>>>> so buggy.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Conor
>>>
>>> Who takes returns on open software??
>>
>> The shop he bought it from? Seriously, some UK stores have advertised
>> "refund if you don't like it" policies in the past.
>>
>> Not sure which, if any, still do.
>>
>>
>> higgy.
>
>AFAIK Game still offer a ten day no quibble returns policy.
>
>

Not on PC games anymore :-(
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"Sean Black" <Gooner@pipex.net> wrote in message
news:qUYtaYArLZ2CFw2O@aopv28.pipex.net...
> In message <vDcCe.338200$ub.110180@fe07.news.easynews.com>, Schrodinger
> <no@way.com> writes
>>
>>"higgy" <higgyslacker@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:Xns9695AD4BEB2DChiggyslacker@84.92.1.10...
>>> "Marc" wrote:
>>>
>>>>> MAny many thanks. Just bought the game and about to return it as it
>>>>> was
>>>>> so buggy.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Conor
>>>>
>>>> Who takes returns on open software??
>>>
>>> The shop he bought it from? Seriously, some UK stores have advertised
>>> "refund if you don't like it" policies in the past.
>>>
>>> Not sure which, if any, still do.
>>>
>>>
>>> higgy.
>>
>>AFAIK Game still offer a ten day no quibble returns policy.
>>
>>
>
> Not on PC games anymore :-(
> --
> Sean Black

balls. Glad I've stuck to www.gameplay.com for all my recent purchases -
cheaper, less hassle and get days 1 day before release day too!

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On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 15:53:02 +0200, David <d@o.fr> wrote:

>>Maybe it's not the game but your hardware causing the blue screens,
>
>Maybe, but this s*cks so much...
>
>> aren't
>>you the guy insisting on trying to run it on a slow-assed unsupported
>>videocard.
>
>No i'm not.

I read recently that BF2 is very picky about running properly on
overclocked mobos or vid cards. If you have any problems at all, try
un-tweaking your system and see how it goes.

I've been running it on an untweaked Dell Dimension 8400 for weeks
without a single crash or lockup.

The blame always goes to the software first, but developers cannot
possibly test on every possible combination of hardware with every
possible overclock settings, etc.