Different in-game sayings.

2006-01-11 16:01:01

#1

Ryan: Member; +1,230|7319|Alberta, Canada

how come on sum screenshots i see like Thanks, I owe you one. or Medic, to this location.

on my game it says I need a medic here! or Thanks Champ.

why are some different.

2006-01-11 16:08:32

#2

Friluftshund: I cnat slpel!!!; +54|7188|Norway

ryan_14 wrote:
how come on sum screenshots i see like Thanks, I owe you one. or Medic, to this location.

on my game it says I need a medic here! or Thanks Champ.

why are some different.

Were both sayings in vanilla? Or did you say thanks champ with a british SAS soldier in SF?

2006-01-11 16:33:58

#3

IBKCKNURASS: Corrosion Inhibitor; +172|7213

diffrent kits have diffrent replys....

2006-01-11 19:27:07

#4

Ryan: Member; +1,230|7319|Alberta, Canada

no different kits dont have different replies. im pretty well sure of that. i dont know if they were SF though.... but i see people playing on karkand, and on the screen shot it says thanks i owe you one. and you cant play as SAS on karkand. maybe the expansion pack does it, maybe ur right...i dunno.

2006-01-11 19:31:54

#5

broncobullfrog: Extra Tender Juicy SPINY; +58|7227|The 70's

They added lots of new sayings in the 1.03 patch, for variety, before that things were pretty limited.

2006-01-11 22:07:09

#6

Skruples: Mod Incarnate; +234|7176

broncobullfrog wrote:
They added lots of new sayings in the 1.03 patch, for variety, before that things were pretty limited.

squad leaders and squad members have different things they say:
Squad leaders say "medic to this position" and "requesting a medic"
Squad members say "i need a medic here" or "i need a medic quick"
commanders just say "i need a medic here"

2006-01-11 22:25:08

#7

Horseman 77: Banned; +160|7313

" Variety is the spice of life " that's why.

If you are carefull with the Commands screen, you can construct Japanese Hi' Cuo's. Though it does require some practice. Its mandatory for some of the European clans as they have a much higher literary sense Than the coarser under educated American clans.

2006-01-11 22:26:48

#8

Horseman 77: Banned; +160|7313

" Variety is the spice of life " that's why.

If you are carefull with the Commands screen, you can construct Japanese Hi' Cuo's. Though it does require some practice. Its mandatory for some of the European clans as they have a much higher literary sense Than the coarser under educated American clans.

2006-01-12 05:31:23

#9

EcLiPsE#14: Member; +0|7298

no it depends on the sound card of ur computer...when BF2 installs it reads ur computer to see what settings will run best for BF2...so if u have a basic comp setup (i.e can barely play BF2 but can) then u'd have everything set to low, er hem just like mine lol...but u can sometimes put the settings up but it will run slower...i did this for a bit and put the sound settings up to medium from low and they had considerably different sayings like the one's u quoted before as well as more realistic gunfire, arty explosions, vehicle sounds etc etc...in summary it depends how much shit ur computer can take...

EcLiPsE#14

2006-01-12 05:39:28

#10

notorious: Nay vee, bay bee.; +1,396|7223|The United Center

eclipse is correct.

before, when i was using software audio settings, i got very few variations in speech and sound. now with my x-fi and sound on ultra high, there are many more sounds and voices ingame.

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