In Battlefield 1942 you fight World War II's historic battles when the Axis Powers met the Allies in different parts of the world. You fight the battles.
File DescriptionBattleFeel 1942 Anthology attempts to make the famous Battlefield 1942 trilogy more realistic and feel better. It's totally changed the weapon system parameters, and vehicle configurations... Please acknowledge: times will be needed to find out or learn what experience this mod can bring to you. So please post your experiences with this mod.
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Some Day all wars will be fought like this: virtual troops battling it out in a gruelling arena, taking control of powerful tanks on the ground, ships at sea and planes in the air, as well as yomping on foot with other online combatants. Digital Illusions' Battlefield 1942 may have suffered in single-player due to poor Al and hurriedly assembled missions, but in multiplayer it delivered an incredibly immersing theatre of war with up to 64 PC gamers being able to join in the action.
The Road To Rome is an expansion pack for Battlefield 1942 that concentrates on making the multiplayer WWII experience even better, conscripting players into the fierce fighting that took place during the Allies' Italian campaign. When we looked at where we wanted to go with the expansion pack we finally came upon Italy, because some really heavy battles took place there,' says producer Anders Hoh. The war in Italy is not that widely known, which added some novelty value. Plus, it was also an appealing thought to add newlandscape scenery to the Battlefield 1942 universe as well.' You'll notice this immediately from playing the add-on pack, which shows beautifully-lit Mediterranean olive groves and distinctive architecture, which is used as cover for troops that now include the Italian infantry and French legionnaires.
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However, the biggest addition are the six new maps, which include the Sicily-based Operation Husky, and each area includes new rules of engagement that encourages gamers to play the existing multiplayer modes - such as CTF - very differently. For instance, explains Hoh, one of the maps is kind of a traditional King of the Hill level. When you reach the top, the teams can't spawn again, which will make this area very important to defend. If you lose it, you'll have to fight your way up the hill again to retake it. This also works well for single-player. Talking of which, Hoh and his team have been busy giving the computer-controlled soldiers in The Road To Rome a right royal boot up the arse, which will hopefully improve the single-player experience, effectively creating unscripted battles that you can enjoy offline again and again.
Digital Illusions has also jemmied in eight more vehicles, ships and aircraft such as the British Mosquito twin-engine fighter bomber and an Italian torpedo boat. Almost all of the new vehicles work differently,' says Hoh. The new British and German tanks have protected turret gunners, the aeroplanes are nice mixes between a bomber and a fighter and we've included new stationary anti-tank guns. Although there aren't any new infantry classes in The Road To Rome, many have been given new weapons, such as a Sten-gun for the British and French medics, and deadly bayonets for all the engineers' rifles, meaning there'll be close combat with a new twist - so to speak. I'm especially fond of the Italian assault gun, the Breda. It has a nice sound and feel to it when it blazes off, adds Hoh. We'll find out whether Battlefield 1942: The Road To Rome is worth invading once the fog of war has cleared in a future PC.