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Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
Minimum Frostbite PC Specifications for BFBC2 & BF1943
Processor: Core 2 Duo @ 2.0GHz
Main memory: 2GB
Graphics card: GeForce 7800 GT / ATI X1900
Graphics memory: 256MB
OS: Windows XP
Free HDD space: 15GB for Digital Version, 10GB for Disc Version (BFBC2)
10GB for Digital Version, 4GB for Disc Version (BF1943)
Recommended Frostbite PC Specifications for BFBC2 & BF1943
Processor: Quadcore
Main memory: 2GB
Graphics card: GeForce GTX 260
Graphics memory: 512MB
OS: Windows Vista or Windows 7
Free HDD space: 15GB for Digital Version, 10GB for Disc Version (BFBC2)
10GB for Digital Version, 4GB for Disc Version (BF1943)
Hmmm...Interesting. I am just right above the minimum specifications required for this game. Looks like i need to upgrade some time next year as BF3 specs are going to be much higher probably.
Anybody hear what the minimum settings might be? Like what's the lowest level of detail allowed?
In BF2 it was kind of annoying that you could basically shutoff all the shadows and other effects so that it was easy to pick out people from the environment. So much so you were handicapping yourself with anything over low settings. So hiding in the shadows or behind anything not solid was a waste of time.
Other than competitions I did keep it on high settings (I didn't spend all the money on my rig to look at quake 2 level graphics). But it always seemed that they were penalizing you for having a computer that could run all the bells and whistles.
With those specs, i can already imagine how Bad Company 2 comes to my house, takes a look at my PC. Then points at it an laughs. After that it kicks it on it's side, opens the side cover, and t-bag's the crap out from it... :cry:
Anybody hear what the minimum settings might be? Like what's the lowest level of detail allowed?
In BF2 it was kind of annoying that you could basically shutoff all the shadows and other effects so that it was easy to pick out people from the environment. So much so you were handicapping yourself with anything over low settings. So hiding in the shadows or behind anything not solid was a waste of time.
Other than competitions I did keep it on high settings (I didn't spend all the money on my rig to look at quake 2 level graphics). But it always seemed that they were penalizing you for having a computer that could run all the bells and whistles.
I used to do that for CAL and TWL matches.......It's an extremely unfair advantage to anyone not doing it......shadows never should of had the ability to be turned off.......if they had to raise the games min specs to keep a level playing field well than thats what they should of done.
If you play any Forgotten hope 2 now everyone who's a regular turns their shadows off and settings down.......it really ruins the sprite of the game.
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