Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

[imported_goya]

Night Vision anyone? Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

The client and server files can be downloaded at http://bf2nights.stringerstudios.com.

[robbradford]

Re: Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

This mods is awesome, I downloaded it the other day. It's nice to see the EA maps in a different light :P

[phen0m]

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Would be fun if we could play with unlocks.

[jonnysanchez]

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the nightvision doesnt look that good

[ConscriptVirus]

Re: Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

ah im just gonna wait for sf...btw for any modders..when they make nightvision..thye should do it by heat sources cuz i htink thats how real nightvision works..

[[R-Mod]Scoggs]

Re: Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

ah im just gonna wait for sf...btw for any modders..when they make nightvision..thye should do it by heat sources cuz i htink thats how real nightvision works..

no it just amplifys light that is already there....

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[FFAlconizer]

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that night vision looks like crap.....

[dragon159753]

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ah im just gonna wait for sf...btw for any modders..when they make nightvision..thye should do it by heat sources cuz i htink thats how real nightvision works..

night vision works by enhancing the light it can get from the area

i think ur talking about thermal goggles

[exocet]

Re: Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

Awesome, BF2 Stinkypants mod new-release! I'll get right on it...

[DeathGiver]

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Cant hit a target in the light now itll be harder to hit em in the night time.

[imported_Fig]

Re: Battlefield 2 Nights version 0.95 has just been released.

Real 'nightvision goggles' used by most military forces today are a blend of thermal imaging and light amplification technology, and you either get a black and white or black and green sort of picture out of them...