Battlefield 2 is one of the most beloved games of modern gamers. However, with it, as with many other games, there may be problems associated with connecting bots and setting them up.
Instructions
Step 1
To start playing Battlefield 2 over the network, you first need to install it. If you already have the game installed, skip this step. Before starting the installation, you should make sure that you have at least 6 GB of free space on your hard drive. Plus 2 GB for system needs. Since Battlefield 2 itself weighs in at around 5.7 GB, the updates will take another 300 MB at its lowest. Before starting the installation, the package will ask you to specify the game key, you can find it on the box containing the game disc.
Step 2
After installing the game, launch it. The updater will appear. It will determine the version of the game, and then begin the online update of the game to the version that is the latest at the moment.
Step 3
If you have an EA account, then skip the next step. Otherwise sign up for EA-Games https://ea.onlineregister.com/ and use this profile to log into the game
Step 4
Once the account is registered, start the game. In the main menu located on the right, click "Login" and enter the login, which is the mailbox, and the password.
Step 5
Bots are added to the game over the network as follows: 1. You need to download the archive with bots. This can be done from any site, for example, here https://topdownloads.ru/archives/file/BF_Server_Emu/481058.htm or her
2. The downloaded file must be unzipped and read the contents of readme.txt. It will say something like the following: the server is a computer that is used to create the game, clients are computers that will connect to the server. A server with the game is created as follows: 1. Run the BFServer_emu file where you intend to place the server.
2. Run LanGame (multiplayer) on all clients. There, write down the IP address of the server, then click Start.
3. The server must contain only one single player (for one player) game.
4. The client downloads the offline profile and looks for the created game where the Find Lan Games section is located. Just in case, it should be added that the game with bots, as opposed to the game with a live opponent, is only a game with a computer, which and will ensure that only one player is configured on the server. Good luck.
