Battlefield 1943 and Battlefield: Bad Comp...
Chyros
26 Jan 2010
Kalo, on 26 Jan 2010, 20:05, said:
.No AK though? D:
Pav:3d
26 Jan 2010
AN94 and AEK-971 is as close as you're going to get 
I liked how they didnt have it in the first since its an ancient gun.
But now theyre putting all sorts of old shit in it... I just dont know what to believe...
I liked how they didnt have it in the first since its an ancient gun.
But now theyre putting all sorts of old shit in it... I just dont know what to believe...
Chyros
26 Jan 2010
Pav3d, on 26 Jan 2010, 21:45, said:
AN94 and AEK-971 is as close as you're going to get
I liked how they didnt have it in the first since its an ancient gun.
But now theyre putting all sorts of old shit in it... I just dont know what to believe...
I liked how they didnt have it in the first since its an ancient gun.
But now theyre putting all sorts of old shit in it... I just dont know what to believe...
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Kaido
26 Jan 2010
But what about the AKS-74 you get when you preorder from gamestop?
Edited by Drag#!, 26 January 2010 - 21:34.
Edited by Drag#!, 26 January 2010 - 21:34.
Chyros
26 Jan 2010
Drag#!, on 26 Jan 2010, 23:32, said:
But what about the AKS-74 you get when you preorder from gamestop?
TheDR
26 Jan 2010
Chyros, on 26 Jan 2010, 22:44, said:
They should put that AK-74 on the weapons list then 
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.It was information from the PS3 Beta, they could of taken out weapons or added some in by now.
deltaepsilon
27 Jan 2010
So, who's pre-ordered? For me, it definitely looks possible but I might seriously need to upgrade.
Wizard
27 Jan 2010
I haven't preordered yet. It's in my Steam basket, just haven't gotten around to sorting it out. It is a definite purchase however.
Wizard
27 Jan 2010
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The SecuROM DRM solution used in DICE's shooter Battlefield: Bad Company 2 has been explained by lead programmer Mikael Kalms over on the Battlefield Blog.
"The version which we use is a wrapper around the main game executable," says Kalms, "ONLY running when the game is running" and uninstalled when the game is.
BC2 will feature two authentication options--one online and one offline. Players can avoid online activation altogether with the disc check method, which requires the DVD be in their drive when they play but can be done entirely offline.
As disc checks are a nuisance, players can alternatively opt to let SecuROM go online. After authenticating once, the installation will be authenticated and can run offline for a grand next ten thousand days before needing to activate again--over twenty-seven years.
The online method has a ten-installation limit. Copies will automatically de-authenticate upon uninstalling or players can de-authorise PCs manually, though the process requires the PC in question be online. Should players exhaust their ten installations, Kelms says to "contact EA's technical support to get an extra authentication added to your 'pool.'
A SecuROM wrapper will also be used in the upcoming semi-public PC beta "to make it difficult to hack the Closed Beta client to run the final game," Kalms says.
"The version which we use is a wrapper around the main game executable," says Kalms, "ONLY running when the game is running" and uninstalled when the game is.
BC2 will feature two authentication options--one online and one offline. Players can avoid online activation altogether with the disc check method, which requires the DVD be in their drive when they play but can be done entirely offline.
As disc checks are a nuisance, players can alternatively opt to let SecuROM go online. After authenticating once, the installation will be authenticated and can run offline for a grand next ten thousand days before needing to activate again--over twenty-seven years.
The online method has a ten-installation limit. Copies will automatically de-authenticate upon uninstalling or players can de-authorise PCs manually, though the process requires the PC in question be online. Should players exhaust their ten installations, Kelms says to "contact EA's technical support to get an extra authentication added to your 'pool.'
A SecuROM wrapper will also be used in the upcoming semi-public PC beta "to make it difficult to hack the Closed Beta client to run the final game," Kalms says.
Sauce?
Chyros
27 Jan 2010
OK, so let me get this straight.
if you have a hard copy, you can let the game check your DVD for authentication instead of going online to do so, and if you do that, it never activates any form of DRM, and you can install it ten million billion times if you want to. Did I understand that correctly?
if you have a hard copy, you can let the game check your DVD for authentication instead of going online to do so, and if you do that, it never activates any form of DRM, and you can install it ten million billion times if you want to. Did I understand that correctly?
Camille
27 Jan 2010
why did they even add the second option in that case? seems pretty redundant to me given that almost everyone has internet nowadays...
TheDR
27 Jan 2010
Camille, on 27 Jan 2010, 18:20, said:
why did they even add the second option in that case? seems pretty redundant to me given that almost everyone has internet nowadays...
Well if someone doesn't have internet and they want to play the single player they can, it would cause too much trouble not to include it.
Camille
27 Jan 2010
thing is, i can't imagine anyone who has no internet to buy the game in the first place...
Chyros
27 Jan 2010
Camille, on 27 Jan 2010, 20:57, said:
thing is, i can't imagine anyone who has no internet to buy the game in the first place...
BeefJeRKy
27 Jan 2010
Wizard, on 27 Jan 2010, 20:59, said:
Scope barely has
*watchitpal*
But seriously, downloads aren't an option for me in any way. I get demo versions on DVD and if I enjoy the game enough, I'll purchase a full version from Virgin or somewhere.
Wizard
28 Jan 2010
Step back bitches. Wiz has now purchased aforementioned game and is waiting to put you all in this free bag I got with it. That way it's easier to carry you all to the hurt locker you're going in.
