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  • penguini

    #1

    Question regarding macros

    I'm new to BF2, and I've heard all this stuff about "macros". Is this allowed in BF2, and if so how do I make them? I've heard of the one that allows you to 1man a helicopter with TV missiles, but I don't know how you would do that?
  • t_c

    #2
    Re: Question regarding macros

    because hitting F1 and F2 is so damn difficult to switch seats in the heli isnt it...

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    • Chris_Redfield
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 5986

      #3
      Re: Question regarding macros

      Anyone ever went to fitness forums, or forums for people who work out? Every once in a while theres a youngster signing up asking for "pills" that boost your muscle. Same sh!t here.

      You just switch seats and fire the missile. Macroing is considered cheating by most people here.

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      • -=lKratoS^Q80l=-

        #4
        Re: Question regarding macros

        its simple get your chepper in a full stop psition in the air whilr your fasing your target but take it a little to the left of the target becouse when u switch seats (F1 to F2 ) the chpper well start circuling around but dont worry it wont fell down u can have your time shooting and guiding your missle

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        • pYura

          #5
          Re: Question regarding macros

          heh...

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          • vidh

            #6
            Re: Question regarding macros

            Learn to play the game, then you won't need macros

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            • IDC-Shorly

              #7
              Re: Question regarding macros

              I have probably around 100 different buttons on my keyboard and joystick for macro-use. I dont use any of them.

              Macros in BF2 really gives no advantages, everything is working out just as well with finger-combos and practice. Maybe C4-tossing was easier erlier with macros. I dont have any problem tossing C4 manually today.

              The only thing that maybe be an advantage with macro is seatswitch and fire for manually guided lasermissiles for bombers when going solo in both positions.

              As long as BF2 is restricted to fingerspeed for programming macros, they really dont give any advantages.

              Logitech MX518 with two thumb-buttons is the best thing. I have crouch on #4 for fast pronespam, and #5 for weapon 3, to fast switch between singelshot or auto, or getting my assaultrifle when reviving/healing.

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              • [Expletive Deleted]
                The Penetrator
                • Oct 2006
                • 2855

                #8
                Re: Question regarding macros

                I have my Mx1000 and Mx510 set for the same thing with the thumb buttons. I also set one to seat 2 while in choppers, and seat 1 while in land vehicles. The gunner seat in a chopper is treated as a land vehicle, so I only have to use one button to switch back and forth.
                By keeping all the buttons for switching seats and launching TV missiles on my mouse, I have gotten to where I can shoot them off almost as fast as some of the guys who have made videos.

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                • 666PROTECTOR

                  #9
                  Re: Question regarding macros

                  macros are considering as cheating but noow therare sits wher you are 1 told how to do it 2 its free 3 its not detected by PUNKbaster****
                  4 im to leasy to meake my self one

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                  • .Churr.
                    Member
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 1166

                    #10
                    Re: Question regarding macros

                    -=RD=- Volx uses macros all the time. Whenever you see him, he is using it to dolphin dive and bunny hop.

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                    • Talus
                      Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 6854

                      #11
                      Re: Question regarding macros

                      Help with macros will not be found here.

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