BFME2 All-In-One Patch Installer & Switcher has friendly interface, whatever you want to play all you need to press buttons 1.00 -1.06-1.08. This tool will install missing patches and all progress is automatic. With this tool you can switch your patch versions in 1 second, even you don't have to have all patches installed on your computer. Players had hard times to switch their patches, even some of them have installed two copy of the game on their computer, one for patch 1.0 and another patch 1.06. There wasn't a good PatchSwitcher for the BfME2 until now. You wouldn't have to wait players to join your host, you host and start asap then have fun! What would be if everyone of them plays on the same patch? Lets say for example 1.08? ofc it would be better and have much more fun, also amazing gaming experience.
So if you willing to play a BfME2 game you should wait other players to join your host, and %50 of them wont join your host because they are on the different patch than you. I call this tool amazing because its going to help BfME2 community, and yes they really need help. But not everyone reads/understand their EULA or has multiple copies of games.I am very proud to announce this amazing tool! Dijkstra and I worked so hard to finish this tool and here its done! I want to say thanks Ect (beta tester) and Valheru (maker of 1.08) for helping me out during project. I posted in Emperor Forum how I setup multiple installs to have a variety of game experiences(original, widescreen and mods). Shrug, cant please everyone, and designers may want to use the original for playtesting to avoid any weirdness for standard players. Poseidon's Editor is part of the Zeus.exe so there are not designer issues as with EmperorEdit.exe, though some designers may take issue with the aesthetic borders and menuing. I understand, both widescreen and the original Poseidon 2.1 now have Pecunia's fix/patch, though I have not verified by playing both versions. about 182% more of the terrain map is viewable while playingĭrawbacks are you need a HD monitor over 30 inches to get a decent play experience, The Empire Map gets smallish & some of the menues and borders may not be perfectly aesthetically pleasing as the original. plus 117% verticle view of the terrain map 156% horzizontal view of the terrain map But I point out the following advantages to widescreen use. Both Radeon and NVidea have workarounds as you suggest for the fullscreen mode.
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