I compete once a week in a BF2 and now SF lan tournment..And was wondering and this has been brought up by alot of people that play in it if there is any way to use your unlocks or set it so everything is unlocked..so if anyone knows how to use them or anything like that i would appreciate it.
Any way to use your unlocks in a lan??
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Re: Any way to use your unlocks in a lan??
I don't think it is possible no.
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Re: Any way to use your unlocks in a lan??
I found some threads online on different sites saying to alter a Python file but apparently it only worked pre 1.03. I'd love to know as well. There has to be a way to unlock them all because some mods I use have unlocks that I haven't gotten yet. I'm going to look into it next week after the holidays. I'll post back if I figure it out (if someone doesn't beat me to it. )
I'd love to unlock them all for single player so I can test out which to choose on my next unlock. Hope someone posts a way to do this, or at least use your unlocks so you can PRACTICE WITH THEM. Since unlocking the m95 I've been sucking as I try to get used to sniping. Really getting aggrivating but I want to use my unlocks.Comment
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Re: Any way to use your unlocks in a lan??
The option is there but it wont let me to allow. I hope someone can figure this out. Would be great to have.Originally posted by Versus3kIf you run a dedicated server can't you change the Allow Global Unlocks variable?Comment
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Re: Any way to use your unlocks in a lan??
You can allow unlocks if you run a dedicated server (not all but ones people have already unlocked) but not on a LAN, because on a dedicated online server one of the ports is for EA to check if people have an unlock before allowing. A LAN cannot check this so therefore you cannot allow global unlocks. But if you are at a LAN with internet capability, you can run a dedicated online server, password it, and have people at the LAN connect. Even though it's an online server people will still be able to play with LAN speeds since it's connected through the internal network.Comment
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