Okay so below I'm posting what I have ready for a guide, I posted part of the jet guide up earlier, and I put in the console commands, for a rounder feel than just jets. I am asking for any one else to email me or post things they think could be useful in this guide. I'm still working on the jets, I'm gonna have in a chopper guide and others. I took some of Fu11force's advice (as you will see) and put it in, I will do with anything else I find remotely helpful, so I would appreciate your crit and assistance. Again send anything along the line of tips/seuggestions/comments to painful-sweet@hotmail.com or even post em here...thanks guys! (Another warning, I know this blanks out alot of stuff by posting it but I use some language, so if your offended, sorry!) I copied this straight from my original, so some things may come out distorted, so your gonna have to forgive that one.
Again, if you have tips for anything, hell for tanks to choppers, strats for maps, anything, I'll take it and incorporate it. If I get enough feedback, I'll make a full game guide. In other words covering anything from kits to vehicles to weapons to maps...whatever...so anything is nice!
Oh and I know theres typos and stuff, this is still a work in progress. haha
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BATTLEFIELD 2 - PAINFULS GUIDE
BY:
-BF2 Name: PainfulSweett
-email: painful-sweet@hotmail.com
-Name: Marcus M.
I simply am throwing together a random list of tips and tricks I've found useful in my short time as a BF2 Pilot.
This can be used by anyone, anywhere as long as the content is not changed and remains under my name as the creator.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So, you wanna be a pilot huh? ...Oh, so you wanna be a GOOD pilot...well hell, I'll help you to be a GREAT pilot, just read the tips, practice, andremember to always be willing to take advice from others in the game...here's the short assed tips so far.
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TIPS:
1. BUY A JOYSTICK.
Seriously, after using a mouse and keyboard to learn the basics, hopping over to a joystick will boost skill tenfold. Really, this will become a permanent in your BF2 arsenal.
2. WATCH YOUR RADAR.
This saves your life, and keeps you in bounds as much as possible. I know your gonna be busy to make sure your dodging that F-15 on your tail, but hell, your a soldier, have the balls to look away for a second. The radar will help you know which direction the battlefield is when your climbing, diving, barrel rolling, and wing tipping those commie bastards heads...Seriously, this is actually one of the top tips you can get, this will save you from coming back down outside the map and suffering that damned punishment.
Fu11force's tip:
-Press N to zoom out the map, you can see a lot more of the area and whats coming. you can see where enemy vehicles or planes are far away (from UAV or 'Spotted' commands.)-
3. USE YOUR VIEW KEYS.
This is most useful to spot those pesky bogies on your tail, shaking off missles, and watching to see if that recent bombing was successful! You can use your rear camera to do all of the most useful tesks, I find that out side cameras are most useful just to watch yourself doing some cool fly throughs, and the fly-by cam...well gives you cool fly-by views! haha, So if you have a joystick program the normal F9 and F11 buttons onto it so you can quick switch without slamming around on your keyboard in a sickening attempt to hit the C button and begin the ever-so-easy/very-f***ing-annoying task of camera cycling.
4. PRACTICE DOGFIGHTS IN SINGLEPLAYER.
I find this to be useful just to bone up on some skills. Start up a single player game with some expert bots (Operation Clean Sweep is good) and practice your dogfights. A great/sneaky tactic to use is remaining with your bombs equipped and working your way behind a enemy jet, they wont ever get a lock-on unless you switch to missles, and you can easily wipe the prey out of the sky with your machine guns (they are surprisingly effective really, get used to leading jets with em and you will be happy they included what some find to be a useless weapon, and they hardly even notice the bullets whizzing by their ****...pits) Also, when trailing a enemy, and you know you can get a lock-on without losing him, switch to missles and blow those foreign wings off!
5. LOCK, MOVE, FIRE!
Okay this is really something that sames you a trip to the airstrip, and makes the enemy jet into just another bird being smacked across your windshield! The trick here, is to lock onto the enemy. Newer pilots have a bad habit of releasing their flares way too early, and as soon as you get that lock, they tend to realease it. Trick here, is to let them drop'em, but move your plane so that the flares are away from the targeting reticle, and just capture the plane back into a lock-on, so you can drop him without worrying about wasted missles. After you've got him locked in, let em rip, and pray he isnt too good at maneauvering.
6. KAMIKAZE BIRDS.
Yeah, not good for the score, but if you run out of ammo, and feel confident that you will die anyways, dont be afraid to switch to your bombs (which I assume would be empty) and locate a vehicle or preferably, a group of vehicles, and teach em a lesson in hurt. Fly your winged ass down into their vehicle, and pray there's enough kills in there to cancel
the suicide penalty! I have taken out a group of 3 tanks by this. Often, when you hit one vehicle, it will hit another, and when it explodes, teamkills rack up...which is a beautiful thing...well..for you!
7. EYES AHEAD!!
Alot of pilots get into a bad habit of watching the ground or sky for enemy movement, and find themselves slapping into moutain sides like a spaghetti noodle onto a fat mans third chin...so watch your surroundings, keep tabs on any nearby obstacles, including mountains, towers, trees, cranes, and the like. Know the terrain of mountains, and how you can avoid touching it, especially if your flying sideways and pulling up (basically turning hard) Know just where you have to turn rightside up and pull your self up a mountain side. Really, just practice and become familiar with maps and your flight routine...hey guess what the next tip is...
8. DEVELOP FLIGHT ROUTINES.
Yeah sounds all formal and whatnot, but really it isnt. Just fiure out what your gonna be doing according to the enemies tactics. If you can a enemy bomber knocking out your tank convoys, then cruise around the airstrip, he is bound to reload within a few seconds of the
bombing. But thats where the problem lies. See how you can predict what he's gonna do after his bombings...guess what, your enemy does the same! So find a routine, but have it with alternatives, mix it up a bit so they cant catch you as your returning to base, and wont wipe that smile off your face cuase your the "Bomb King" Trust me, having a enemy
waiting around for you is no fun.
9. LEARN TO LAND.
Alot of people put no effort in this, and just bail out when their done...well dont. See if you get good at strip landings, work your way to terrain landings. This way you can land your jet around a mountain or a base thats not very occupied at the moment, and (if your a Spec Ops) throw some C4 on it and run away. This way if you see some fool of a enemy try to make off with your jet...blow his sneaky ass to shreds, then continue on your foot journey to gun blazing glory!
10. LISTEN!!!!
Now the screeching noises from an enemy lock-on, the sounds of artillery in the distance, and the blaze of your jet engine are all beautiful and enshrouding in every way, but **** man get over it and listen for the stuff that matters. Learn to hear the sounds of enemy
bombers bombing bases (lol tongue twister for ya!) Listen for choppers chopping and jets...jetting...ahem... and track the sounds for your kills. Im not saying drown out the sound of an enemy locking onto you, but listen for sounds other than that too!
11. HEAD SWIPING!
More of a fun trick, but its bound to get some people to give you props. So your buzzing around and see enemy infantry running around. Dont be afraid to hit him, get low and do some decapitating. Really its VERY fun, but you gotta know when its safe to do it. Best times are when enemies are at the end of an airstrip, running around a base (some have open areas) are on the top of a building, or are, well, in a generally open area. Learn to stabalize, and learn when to pull up, you dont wanna swipe an enemy, and then in your nerdy-assed-self-congratualatory 'w00t!' smash your self into trees or a building.
12. THE ANTI-DIVER.
Haha, this is a personal favorite. So an enemy jet pilot bailed from his jet and is now parachuting slowly to the earth...HIT HIS ASS! Not only does it make for a good laugh, but adding roadkill into your aviator stats always makes you smile!
13. SELF-PRACTICE.
Create a local server, and load up a 64 player map. Practice your moves on this alone, work on memorizing the layout of maps, and get used to hard maneauvers. This is a good example and can help yuo find some good escape plans incase you do have to bail out.
14. E IS YOUR FRIEND!
Bailing is something used by few, surprisingly. So many pilots are too busy running to watch their health/armor bar. Watch it, and if you hear multiple lock ons and at least 2 hit...bail. Hopefully you can drag a dogfight out of the main map area, and parachute to somewhere safe that you can take cover. Also, if your sniping, and you know your gonna go down, I usually work my way up...straight up off a mountain or hill, and bailing as you notice your jet slowing down as you really climb into the clouds. Land on the top, and snipe enemys from there. (snipers tip: I myself am a sniper, and a great tip, dontlie down at the crest of a mountain (I.e. on the top part where they can see your silhouette against the sky) instead lie in a darker/shadowed/covered area on the side, this will save them from spotting you, and if you take a shot and notice they look back and near the moutain, hold off on firing again, your muzzle flash will give you away in an instant!
15. THE BOOM-BOOM TRAP.
More of a anti-jet tip, but I felt it was niceto include. This is common knowledge but not enough people really take advantage of this. Here's what you do, be spec ops and either fly your self over an enemy airbase (best if you can get the commander to spot it for you with UAV so you know its empty) or trek around the outside of the map to it. If you flew, bail out and land somewhere behind or around the enemy hangar. Now slip inside and if there is a plane, C4 it. Now, if there is another jet fighter on your team, have him wipe out the enemy jet if it is already out flying around. After C4-ing it either way, then duck inside the corner of the hangar, or if its open on both sides, back out somewhere where you can see the jet. Now as soon as it lifts, or as soon as it moves...show them your little firework show!
16. BOMBING.
Okay so recently I have been seeing some topics in a few forums that are from people who just cant quite get the hang of bombing. So heres a tip, STOP IT! Haha, just kidding. Anyways, here's what I've got for you guys. First try out the tactic on single player, or even alone on a self created lan server. Work on bombing vehicles and the like. Single player REALLY helps. Here's more of a strategic tip. When your in your bombing view (a line runs from under the crosshair to the bottom of the cockpits glass) and spot an enemy land vehicle, swoop down at it at a gradual angle, when it is really close, and about halfway in the middle of that line, release your bombs and pull up, this will send the bombs in a spray, and cover a decent area around the target, as well as hitting them, if your lucky enough. You can develop your own strategies, but this one is what I use, as well as others for bombing from high altitudes. I find the F-15 best to practice with because it has 5 bombs and you can use it in single player games (Operation Clean Sweep yet again) so bone up on your skills and have a blast...pun is slightly intended.
17. BASTARD TOOK MY SEAT!
Every now and then you may end up as the co-pilot/bomber. Settle down I know that that bastard sitting in front of you jacked the pilot spot and you wish you could pull out a pistol while in the plane, but simmer, this can give you some fun! Okay so the copilot often gets a laser guided bomb. To use it right click, and it will enter a tv view. From here there is a stationary crosshair in side a box. What this does is after you fire, you can guide the missle with by moving your crosshair. While to some ineffective, learning to
use this really can help. You can hit those pesky AA's attacking your jet alot faster than the pilot can, and being a copilot often gets you kill damage assists! So dont ***** about it, and quit all this ****ing teamkilling just case you dont get to fly the zoom zoom. When a game is rated T, I expect people to ****ing act more grown up. And this coming from a 16 year old lol, just stop being *****es and play!
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Admin/Maplist Commands
Okay so I've been asked by alot of people stupid question like, how do I change the map
while I'm playing alone or stupid stuff like that well here is the list of commands provided
in the C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\Support\readme file...(this is an exact copy
of it, so I take no credit at all...) you type this after hitting the console key
(default console key is ~)
================================================== ======================
SERVER ADMIN COMMANDS
================================================== ======================
MAPLIST COMMANDS:
- mapList.list
Every map on the server has an ID number, which is used for
voting to change maps. This command lists those numbers,
the map name, game mode and the number of players if specified.
- mapList.configFile <new location for file>
Used to specify the location of the _mapList.con
The default is \My Documents\Battlefield 2\ServerConfigs\
- mapList.load
Makes the server reload the _mapList.con
- mapList.save
Saves the current map list on the server to the file _mapList.con
- mapList.mapCount
Shows the total number of maps in the current map list
- mapList.currentMap
Shows the map list ID number of the current map being played
- mapList.clear
Clears the current map list.
Warning: If there are no maps in the map list when the server starts
loading a new map, all clients will be left on the loading screen.
- mapList.remove <map ID number>
Removes the map you specify from the map list
- mapList.append <map name> <game mode> [number of players]
Add a new map to the end of the map list.
You must specify the map name and the game mode. Number of players
is optional, if not specified will default to the current server
setting.
- mapList.insert <map ID number> <map name> <game mode> [number of players]
Exactly the same as mapList.append, but with this command you can
specify at what map ID number to insert the new map into the list at.
ADMIN COMMANDS:
- admin.listPlayers
Lists the players connected to the server.
This command lists the players ID number, their player name and if
the player is remote it also lists the players IP number.
The players ID number is also available on the Scoreboard / Manage Tab
- admin.runNextLevel
Forces the server to end the round and start the next map in the map
list.
- admin.currentLevel
Shows the map list ID number for the current map being played.
The same as mapList.currentMap.
- admin.nextLevel
Shows the map list ID number for the next map to be played.
- admin.restartMap
Restarts the current map.
- admin.banPlayer <player ID number> [timeout]
Enter the player ID number you would like to ban. Bans the player from
this server by using their IP address.
- Bans can be set on CD key hashes.
- Bans are stored as absolute times in banlist.con. Existing bans in
banlist.con will be interpreted as permanent bans.
You can choose from a selection of time outs:
- Entering 'perm' means that the ban is permanent. This is the default
if no time out is entered.
- An integral number meaning the number of seconds the ban will be
active (i.e. 3600 means one hour).
- Entering 'round' means the ban is active until the next map.
- A whole number preceded by a colon (i.e. :1234567), meaning the
epoch expiration time of the ban (number of seconds since 1 Jan 1970).
- admin.banPlayerKey <player ID number> [timeout]
Enter the player ID number you would like to ban. Bans the player from
this server by using their CD key hash.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.addAddressToBanList <IP address> [timeout]
Enter the IP number you would like to ban.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.addKeyToBanList <CD key hash> [timeout]
Enter the CD key hash you would like to ban.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.removeAddressFromBanList <IP address>
Enter the IP address you would like to remove from the ban list.
- admin.removeKeyFromBanList <CD key hash>
Enter the CD key hash you would like to remove from the ban list.
- admin.clearBanList
Clears all ban lists.
- admin.listBannedAddresses
Displays a list of the currently banned IP addresses.
- admin.listBannedKeys
Displays a list of the currently banned CD keys.
- admin.kickPlayer <player ID number>
Enter the ID number of the player you would like to kick.
================================================== ==========================================
Again, if you have tips for anything, hell for tanks to choppers, strats for maps, anything, I'll take it and incorporate it. If I get enough feedback, I'll make a full game guide. In other words covering anything from kits to vehicles to weapons to maps...whatever...so anything is nice!
Oh and I know theres typos and stuff, this is still a work in progress. haha
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BATTLEFIELD 2 - PAINFULS GUIDE
BY:
-BF2 Name: PainfulSweett
-email: painful-sweet@hotmail.com
-Name: Marcus M.
I simply am throwing together a random list of tips and tricks I've found useful in my short time as a BF2 Pilot.
This can be used by anyone, anywhere as long as the content is not changed and remains under my name as the creator.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So, you wanna be a pilot huh? ...Oh, so you wanna be a GOOD pilot...well hell, I'll help you to be a GREAT pilot, just read the tips, practice, andremember to always be willing to take advice from others in the game...here's the short assed tips so far.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TIPS:
1. BUY A JOYSTICK.
Seriously, after using a mouse and keyboard to learn the basics, hopping over to a joystick will boost skill tenfold. Really, this will become a permanent in your BF2 arsenal.
2. WATCH YOUR RADAR.
This saves your life, and keeps you in bounds as much as possible. I know your gonna be busy to make sure your dodging that F-15 on your tail, but hell, your a soldier, have the balls to look away for a second. The radar will help you know which direction the battlefield is when your climbing, diving, barrel rolling, and wing tipping those commie bastards heads...Seriously, this is actually one of the top tips you can get, this will save you from coming back down outside the map and suffering that damned punishment.
Fu11force's tip:
-Press N to zoom out the map, you can see a lot more of the area and whats coming. you can see where enemy vehicles or planes are far away (from UAV or 'Spotted' commands.)-
3. USE YOUR VIEW KEYS.
This is most useful to spot those pesky bogies on your tail, shaking off missles, and watching to see if that recent bombing was successful! You can use your rear camera to do all of the most useful tesks, I find that out side cameras are most useful just to watch yourself doing some cool fly throughs, and the fly-by cam...well gives you cool fly-by views! haha, So if you have a joystick program the normal F9 and F11 buttons onto it so you can quick switch without slamming around on your keyboard in a sickening attempt to hit the C button and begin the ever-so-easy/very-f***ing-annoying task of camera cycling.
4. PRACTICE DOGFIGHTS IN SINGLEPLAYER.
I find this to be useful just to bone up on some skills. Start up a single player game with some expert bots (Operation Clean Sweep is good) and practice your dogfights. A great/sneaky tactic to use is remaining with your bombs equipped and working your way behind a enemy jet, they wont ever get a lock-on unless you switch to missles, and you can easily wipe the prey out of the sky with your machine guns (they are surprisingly effective really, get used to leading jets with em and you will be happy they included what some find to be a useless weapon, and they hardly even notice the bullets whizzing by their ****...pits) Also, when trailing a enemy, and you know you can get a lock-on without losing him, switch to missles and blow those foreign wings off!
5. LOCK, MOVE, FIRE!
Okay this is really something that sames you a trip to the airstrip, and makes the enemy jet into just another bird being smacked across your windshield! The trick here, is to lock onto the enemy. Newer pilots have a bad habit of releasing their flares way too early, and as soon as you get that lock, they tend to realease it. Trick here, is to let them drop'em, but move your plane so that the flares are away from the targeting reticle, and just capture the plane back into a lock-on, so you can drop him without worrying about wasted missles. After you've got him locked in, let em rip, and pray he isnt too good at maneauvering.
6. KAMIKAZE BIRDS.
Yeah, not good for the score, but if you run out of ammo, and feel confident that you will die anyways, dont be afraid to switch to your bombs (which I assume would be empty) and locate a vehicle or preferably, a group of vehicles, and teach em a lesson in hurt. Fly your winged ass down into their vehicle, and pray there's enough kills in there to cancel
the suicide penalty! I have taken out a group of 3 tanks by this. Often, when you hit one vehicle, it will hit another, and when it explodes, teamkills rack up...which is a beautiful thing...well..for you!
7. EYES AHEAD!!
Alot of pilots get into a bad habit of watching the ground or sky for enemy movement, and find themselves slapping into moutain sides like a spaghetti noodle onto a fat mans third chin...so watch your surroundings, keep tabs on any nearby obstacles, including mountains, towers, trees, cranes, and the like. Know the terrain of mountains, and how you can avoid touching it, especially if your flying sideways and pulling up (basically turning hard) Know just where you have to turn rightside up and pull your self up a mountain side. Really, just practice and become familiar with maps and your flight routine...hey guess what the next tip is...
8. DEVELOP FLIGHT ROUTINES.
Yeah sounds all formal and whatnot, but really it isnt. Just fiure out what your gonna be doing according to the enemies tactics. If you can a enemy bomber knocking out your tank convoys, then cruise around the airstrip, he is bound to reload within a few seconds of the
bombing. But thats where the problem lies. See how you can predict what he's gonna do after his bombings...guess what, your enemy does the same! So find a routine, but have it with alternatives, mix it up a bit so they cant catch you as your returning to base, and wont wipe that smile off your face cuase your the "Bomb King" Trust me, having a enemy
waiting around for you is no fun.
9. LEARN TO LAND.
Alot of people put no effort in this, and just bail out when their done...well dont. See if you get good at strip landings, work your way to terrain landings. This way you can land your jet around a mountain or a base thats not very occupied at the moment, and (if your a Spec Ops) throw some C4 on it and run away. This way if you see some fool of a enemy try to make off with your jet...blow his sneaky ass to shreds, then continue on your foot journey to gun blazing glory!
10. LISTEN!!!!
Now the screeching noises from an enemy lock-on, the sounds of artillery in the distance, and the blaze of your jet engine are all beautiful and enshrouding in every way, but **** man get over it and listen for the stuff that matters. Learn to hear the sounds of enemy
bombers bombing bases (lol tongue twister for ya!) Listen for choppers chopping and jets...jetting...ahem... and track the sounds for your kills. Im not saying drown out the sound of an enemy locking onto you, but listen for sounds other than that too!
11. HEAD SWIPING!
More of a fun trick, but its bound to get some people to give you props. So your buzzing around and see enemy infantry running around. Dont be afraid to hit him, get low and do some decapitating. Really its VERY fun, but you gotta know when its safe to do it. Best times are when enemies are at the end of an airstrip, running around a base (some have open areas) are on the top of a building, or are, well, in a generally open area. Learn to stabalize, and learn when to pull up, you dont wanna swipe an enemy, and then in your nerdy-assed-self-congratualatory 'w00t!' smash your self into trees or a building.
12. THE ANTI-DIVER.
Haha, this is a personal favorite. So an enemy jet pilot bailed from his jet and is now parachuting slowly to the earth...HIT HIS ASS! Not only does it make for a good laugh, but adding roadkill into your aviator stats always makes you smile!
13. SELF-PRACTICE.
Create a local server, and load up a 64 player map. Practice your moves on this alone, work on memorizing the layout of maps, and get used to hard maneauvers. This is a good example and can help yuo find some good escape plans incase you do have to bail out.
14. E IS YOUR FRIEND!
Bailing is something used by few, surprisingly. So many pilots are too busy running to watch their health/armor bar. Watch it, and if you hear multiple lock ons and at least 2 hit...bail. Hopefully you can drag a dogfight out of the main map area, and parachute to somewhere safe that you can take cover. Also, if your sniping, and you know your gonna go down, I usually work my way up...straight up off a mountain or hill, and bailing as you notice your jet slowing down as you really climb into the clouds. Land on the top, and snipe enemys from there. (snipers tip: I myself am a sniper, and a great tip, dontlie down at the crest of a mountain (I.e. on the top part where they can see your silhouette against the sky) instead lie in a darker/shadowed/covered area on the side, this will save them from spotting you, and if you take a shot and notice they look back and near the moutain, hold off on firing again, your muzzle flash will give you away in an instant!
15. THE BOOM-BOOM TRAP.
More of a anti-jet tip, but I felt it was niceto include. This is common knowledge but not enough people really take advantage of this. Here's what you do, be spec ops and either fly your self over an enemy airbase (best if you can get the commander to spot it for you with UAV so you know its empty) or trek around the outside of the map to it. If you flew, bail out and land somewhere behind or around the enemy hangar. Now slip inside and if there is a plane, C4 it. Now, if there is another jet fighter on your team, have him wipe out the enemy jet if it is already out flying around. After C4-ing it either way, then duck inside the corner of the hangar, or if its open on both sides, back out somewhere where you can see the jet. Now as soon as it lifts, or as soon as it moves...show them your little firework show!
16. BOMBING.
Okay so recently I have been seeing some topics in a few forums that are from people who just cant quite get the hang of bombing. So heres a tip, STOP IT! Haha, just kidding. Anyways, here's what I've got for you guys. First try out the tactic on single player, or even alone on a self created lan server. Work on bombing vehicles and the like. Single player REALLY helps. Here's more of a strategic tip. When your in your bombing view (a line runs from under the crosshair to the bottom of the cockpits glass) and spot an enemy land vehicle, swoop down at it at a gradual angle, when it is really close, and about halfway in the middle of that line, release your bombs and pull up, this will send the bombs in a spray, and cover a decent area around the target, as well as hitting them, if your lucky enough. You can develop your own strategies, but this one is what I use, as well as others for bombing from high altitudes. I find the F-15 best to practice with because it has 5 bombs and you can use it in single player games (Operation Clean Sweep yet again) so bone up on your skills and have a blast...pun is slightly intended.
17. BASTARD TOOK MY SEAT!
Every now and then you may end up as the co-pilot/bomber. Settle down I know that that bastard sitting in front of you jacked the pilot spot and you wish you could pull out a pistol while in the plane, but simmer, this can give you some fun! Okay so the copilot often gets a laser guided bomb. To use it right click, and it will enter a tv view. From here there is a stationary crosshair in side a box. What this does is after you fire, you can guide the missle with by moving your crosshair. While to some ineffective, learning to
use this really can help. You can hit those pesky AA's attacking your jet alot faster than the pilot can, and being a copilot often gets you kill damage assists! So dont ***** about it, and quit all this ****ing teamkilling just case you dont get to fly the zoom zoom. When a game is rated T, I expect people to ****ing act more grown up. And this coming from a 16 year old lol, just stop being *****es and play!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Admin/Maplist Commands
Okay so I've been asked by alot of people stupid question like, how do I change the map
while I'm playing alone or stupid stuff like that well here is the list of commands provided
in the C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\Support\readme file...(this is an exact copy
of it, so I take no credit at all...) you type this after hitting the console key
(default console key is ~)
================================================== ======================
SERVER ADMIN COMMANDS
================================================== ======================
MAPLIST COMMANDS:
- mapList.list
Every map on the server has an ID number, which is used for
voting to change maps. This command lists those numbers,
the map name, game mode and the number of players if specified.
- mapList.configFile <new location for file>
Used to specify the location of the _mapList.con
The default is \My Documents\Battlefield 2\ServerConfigs\
- mapList.load
Makes the server reload the _mapList.con
- mapList.save
Saves the current map list on the server to the file _mapList.con
- mapList.mapCount
Shows the total number of maps in the current map list
- mapList.currentMap
Shows the map list ID number of the current map being played
- mapList.clear
Clears the current map list.
Warning: If there are no maps in the map list when the server starts
loading a new map, all clients will be left on the loading screen.
- mapList.remove <map ID number>
Removes the map you specify from the map list
- mapList.append <map name> <game mode> [number of players]
Add a new map to the end of the map list.
You must specify the map name and the game mode. Number of players
is optional, if not specified will default to the current server
setting.
- mapList.insert <map ID number> <map name> <game mode> [number of players]
Exactly the same as mapList.append, but with this command you can
specify at what map ID number to insert the new map into the list at.
ADMIN COMMANDS:
- admin.listPlayers
Lists the players connected to the server.
This command lists the players ID number, their player name and if
the player is remote it also lists the players IP number.
The players ID number is also available on the Scoreboard / Manage Tab
- admin.runNextLevel
Forces the server to end the round and start the next map in the map
list.
- admin.currentLevel
Shows the map list ID number for the current map being played.
The same as mapList.currentMap.
- admin.nextLevel
Shows the map list ID number for the next map to be played.
- admin.restartMap
Restarts the current map.
- admin.banPlayer <player ID number> [timeout]
Enter the player ID number you would like to ban. Bans the player from
this server by using their IP address.
- Bans can be set on CD key hashes.
- Bans are stored as absolute times in banlist.con. Existing bans in
banlist.con will be interpreted as permanent bans.
You can choose from a selection of time outs:
- Entering 'perm' means that the ban is permanent. This is the default
if no time out is entered.
- An integral number meaning the number of seconds the ban will be
active (i.e. 3600 means one hour).
- Entering 'round' means the ban is active until the next map.
- A whole number preceded by a colon (i.e. :1234567), meaning the
epoch expiration time of the ban (number of seconds since 1 Jan 1970).
- admin.banPlayerKey <player ID number> [timeout]
Enter the player ID number you would like to ban. Bans the player from
this server by using their CD key hash.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.addAddressToBanList <IP address> [timeout]
Enter the IP number you would like to ban.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.addKeyToBanList <CD key hash> [timeout]
Enter the CD key hash you would like to ban.
You can also specify a time out. See admin.banPlayer for the time out
list.
- admin.removeAddressFromBanList <IP address>
Enter the IP address you would like to remove from the ban list.
- admin.removeKeyFromBanList <CD key hash>
Enter the CD key hash you would like to remove from the ban list.
- admin.clearBanList
Clears all ban lists.
- admin.listBannedAddresses
Displays a list of the currently banned IP addresses.
- admin.listBannedKeys
Displays a list of the currently banned CD keys.
- admin.kickPlayer <player ID number>
Enter the ID number of the player you would like to kick.
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