Is there anyway I can switch between patches, say 1.4 and 1.12 (or whatever)?
If not, how do you uninstall a patch but not actually uninstall the game?
Thanks.
If not, how do you uninstall a patch but not actually uninstall the game?
Thanks.
You just need to patch... nothing else.. so hat means.. over 1.4 you patch 1.22
Ah, thanks.
Dont think you could switch between patches, I think your registry would prevent that from happening.
Not sure you could uninstall the patch, but you could do a system restore to the point before you installed the patch.
Hope that helped.
Not sure you could uninstall the patch, but you could do a system restore to the point before you installed the patch.
Hope that helped.
Make another copy of the BF2 folder. Patch that folder and have the real folder with 1.4
When the 1.4 beta was out I had that and 1.3 at the same time. And to this day I still have 1.4 beta.And I do not know why.
When the 1.4 beta was out I had that and 1.3 at the same time. And to this day I still have 1.4 beta.And I do not know why.
I just installed 1.22 over 1.4 but nothing happend, still the same old 1.4.
I think of it as: The earlier patches (1.3 and lower) are of lower value and the higher patches are of higher (1.4) value. So you cant put lower over higher, am I making sense?
Someones playing with fire!!!Doggehspike wrote:
I just installed 1.22 over 1.4 but nothing happend, still the same old 1.4.
Dude Stop experimenting like that before you implode our universe!!!Doggehspike wrote:
I just installed 1.22 over 1.4 but nothing happend, still the same old 1.4.
Did it work??If it didn't then you did it wrong.
If you need to switch between the 2 you have to have 2 bf2 folders one patched with the 1.4 and one patched with the other.
when you want to switch you have to rename the one to were the game was installed
1 Install bf2 and sf unpatched.
2make a copy of the bf2 folder in program files. just let it call it copy of "install folder"
3Patch one with a patch.
4then rename it.
5 rename the copied folder to the original installed folder.
6 Patch that one with the other patch.
when you switch between them you have to rename the folders every time.
when you want to switch you have to rename the one to were the game was installed
1 Install bf2 and sf unpatched.
2make a copy of the bf2 folder in program files. just let it call it copy of "install folder"
3Patch one with a patch.
4then rename it.
5 rename the copied folder to the original installed folder.
6 Patch that one with the other patch.
when you switch between them you have to rename the folders every time.
Make a copy of the actually "Battlefield 2" folder in program files/EA games?
is this true?Doggehspike wrote:
Make a copy of the actually "Battlefield 2" folder in program files/EA games?
This is true, that is how EA said to do it for the beta testers for 1.4. If you create to icons on your desktop to the exe file in each folder, all you have to do is click what ever patch you want to play.White-Fusion wrote:
is this true?Doggehspike wrote:
Make a copy of the actually "Battlefield 2" folder in program files/EA games?
Wow nice, thanks
Im patching to 1.3 for my other one, what was wrong with this patch? why didnt they leave it there, wasnt it perfect? was 1.31 the one tht had connection probs?
There was not a patch 1.31. Patch 1.3 had the server crashes.White-Fusion wrote:
Im patching to 1.3 for my other one, what was wrong with this patch? why didnt they leave it there, wasnt it perfect? was 1.31 the one tht had connection probs?