BATTLEFIELD 1942 THE ROAD TO ROME-FLT

DESCRIPTION

Digital Illusions’ 2002 award-winning game Battlefield 1942 is a remarkable game for many reasons. It’s a first-person shooter set in World War II, featuring lots of weapons and usable vehicles modeled after their real-world counterparts, and it’s also great fun to play. Battlefield 1942′s unique combination of fast-paced run-and-gun gameplay and easy-to-pilot vehicles (including tanks, planes, and battleships, among others) is so enjoyable in multiplayer games that early adopters of Battlefield 1942 were willing to look past the game’s technical shortcomings, such as online lag and hardware compatibility issues, at the time of release. The game’s popularity has only grown since then, and the Road to Rome expansion pack adds a total of six new maps and a number of new vehicles to the already excellent game. And while The Road to Rome isn’t the most ambitious expansion pack ever made, it makes a great game even better.

The Road to Rome adds a total of six different maps to Battlefield 1942, each of which is densely populated with varying terrain features and some combination of the game’s nine new vehicles. However, the expansion doesn’t add any new play modes to the original game–the main modes are still deathmatch, team deathmatch, capture the flag, and conquest, although conquest, in which players on opposing teams attempt to capture and hold control points on the map, remains the most popular mode in multiplayer play. Battlefield 1942 is all about multiplayer and so is The Road to Rome–though you certainly can play the game offline with computer-controlled players, it just isn’t the same as tearing across a battlefield online with up to 63 other players at once.

The Road to Rome’s new features improve on some of the inherent imbalances in the original game. For instance, the new maps are quite large, but they’re a bit more balanced with respect to on-foot and vehicle battles. One of the most exciting and enjoyable aspects of the original Battlefield 1942 is jumping into a vehicle and driving or flying into battle, but in many cases, such as on the popular Wake Island map (in which both opposing teams have access to fighter planes and other vehicles), if your teammates and enemies grab all the nearest vehicles, you’re basically out of luck, forced to hoof it to the next base or to try bumming a ride from a teammate. The Road to Rome’s large maps are clearly laid out to encourage both vehicular and infantry skirmishes, since they feature many open areas for vehicles to travel across, as well as many smaller, somewhat enclosed areas for battles on foot, and they also have plenty of stationary machine-gun nests and antiair guns so that if you get caught on foot, you won’t always be at a great disadvantage against an enemy in an armored vehicle.

Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Processor: 500 MHz
Memory: 128 MB
Hard Drive: 1.2 GB Free
Video Memory: 32 MB
Sound Card: DirectX 8.1 Compatible
DirectX: 8.1
Keyboard & Mouse
CD/DVD Rom Drive

Size: 500 MB

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In Their 16th Year Of Glory, FairLight Released

Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome  (C)  EA

Supplied by: FAIRLIGHT            : : Release Date: 2/1/2003
Cracked by:  FAIRLIGHT                Game Type: 3D-Shooter
Packaged by: FAIRLIGHT                Image Format: BIN/CUE

CDS: 1                                Protection: C-Dilla 2.x
CD1 archives: 34 x 15 MB              CD1: flt-bfr.001 -> .034

System Requirements: puter, and bf 1942 iso

Game information :

The multiplayer-focused expansion pack Battlefield 1942:The Road to Rome gives
you more maps, more vehicles, more weapons and more fighting forces. The Road to
Rome will focus exclusively on the largely underpublicized Italian and Sicilian
campaigns of WWII, where you can fight on up to six new maps including Operation
Husky (Sicily) and the battles for Anzio and Monte Cassino.

Staying true to the Battlefield 1942 massive multiplayer legacy, The Road To
Rome will support up to 64 players (on select maps) and give them the ability to
fully experience World War II combat. Playing as several infantry classes,
gamers can control many weapons available to the Axis and Allies and command
numerous land vehicles, ships and aircraft.

The game uses a proprietary engine named the Refractor 2, the most robust 3D
rendering engine available and fully fleshes out the action.

Though multiplayer experience will be the focus of The Road To Rome, there will
be a mode of unique single player action. These levels feature improved
artificial intelligence with no scripting, meaning players will get a completely
different experience each time.

If you want multiplay buy the game!

Installation Information :

Just extract the archives and burn the .cue file with your favorite CD-Recording
software. Then copy mod.dll to your installdir/mods/xpack1 and installdir/mods/bf1942
directory's and the exe to the root of your original BF1942 install.

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Note:

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/Team "never faster then" FairLight

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