A suggestion/question

[3_eyed_weasel]

It's pretty apparent that a lot of people loved the radio in BFV and the fact that you could customize it.
Obviously, the radio had to have been programmed into the game.
Would it be possible to just copy and paste all the code used for the radio and put it into the proper battlefield 2 folder?

[Super Six Three]

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I would rather "kiss the back the the snake's belly button"

[3_eyed_weasel]

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I would rather "kiss the back the the snake's belly button"

I don't believe snake's have belly buttons... What I'm asking is if it's possible. Not for someone to do it.

[Super Six Three]

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its just a figure of speech,i don't even know

[Paladin-X]

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I never played BFV, so please explain how it worked.

[Super Six Three]

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you press f9 and you can choose a music while in car,

[Coutie]

Re: A suggestion/question

In an old screen shot they had a radio player and they did leave a lot of things they cut out just lying around in the bf2 folders. So maybe there are some traces of a radio or maybe the picture was just to make the game look good :p.

[3_eyed_weasel]

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I never played BFV, so please explain how it worked.

You pressed a button inside a vehicle. If you had no MP3's in your music folder, then it would vietnam era music that everyone would hear who is close to your car. You selected it by pressing letters next to the music.

[grolsche]

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Adding a radio in would not be possible like in Vietnam and you cant copy the code from it because it was all hard coded into the game. The best you can do is add a sound or song to a projectile and for example you can have a certain vehicle play a song when you press a button. However you would be limited to one song and you would definetely have lots of liscencing and copyright issues if it was a published song not owned by you.

[3_eyed_weasel]

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Adding a radio in would not be possible like in Vietnam and you cant copy the code from it because it was all hard coded into the game. The best you can do is add a sound or song to a projectile and for example you can have a certain vehicle play a song when you press a button. However you would be limited to one song and you would definetely have lots of liscencing and copyright issues if it was a published song not owned by you.

Like, adding a song for each rocket release? That would really be annoying after the second rocket....poopers......

[soraflair]

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No, there was apole about it on the EAUK forums. Go check it out. And no you can't simply copy and paste the old code. BF2 and Vietnam are two different games. and use two different "engins"

[Super Six Three]

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and Bf1942 and BFV use the same,no wonder ea said not to put them into bf2!

[Chimme]

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The best you can do is add a sound or song to a projectile and for example you can have a certain vehicle play a song when you press a button. However you would be limited to one song.

BF2 supports more than 2 weapons, just look at the planes: MG + missiles + bombs + flares.
I think it's possible to add even more. :)

[perry]

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I want the horn on the Hummer to play Dixie

[wolfi]

Re: A suggestion/question

Adding a radio in would not be possible like in Vietnam and you cant copy the code from it because it was all hard coded into the game. The best you can do is add a sound or song to a projectile and for example you can have a certain vehicle play a song when you press a button. However you would be limited to one song and you would definetely have lots of liscencing and copyright issues if it was a published song not owned by you.

Thats the correct answer, problem solved.