Well, I looked for the "gp.info" file in the correct directory, but never found it. Did it change directories after a certian patch?
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If you need your PID #, I would suggest just searching for your name BF2S.com ...of course that's assumeing you have played on some ranked servers.
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Well, the reason that I wanted to find my number was actually to do just that: Find myself on a BF2 stat site because typing my nick in wasn't working....silly me, I forgot that there are no spaces...my bad.Originally posted by TrenIf you need your PID #, I would suggest just searching for your name BF2S.com ...of course that's assumeing you have played on some ranked servers.
I have never heard of a gp.info file.
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Cigar_Man
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The gp.info file should be in the battlefield 2 directory. Here is where mine is "C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\gp.info".
This file will list the playername info for all bf2 profiles you have on your computer.
You can also find your pid info by doing a playername search. You can do that at just about any bf2 stat site. Here are a few to try:
BF2Player
BF2S
BF2Tracker
Secretsofbattlefield
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Spec. Zabrocki
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Thanks Cigar-Man. I found it that way, but the only gp.info file I can find when I search my computer is a Gamespy file. Oh well, I found it by using one of the stat sites, thanks for the help!Originally posted by Cigar_ManThe gp.info file should be in the battlefield 2 directory. Here is where mine is "C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\gp.info".
This file will list the playername info for all bf2 profiles you have on your computer.
You can also find your pid info by doing a playername search. You can do that at just about any bf2 stat site. Here are a few to try:
BF2Player
BF2S
BF2Tracker
Secretsofbattlefield
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