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I get what you might be saying, "this looks exactly like the Revive website", and you'd be right, but i've been told by the people working on this project that they have some of the Revive devs on board, and that they will eventually overhaul the website. For now they'll use the old website design as it's easy to understand for new players.
If you need help with this, join their Discord, they're very friendly and helpful. You can even ask them to import your BF2Hub stats over to the B2BF2 network, so you're not losing anything. :)
I downloaded the launcher and pressed "repair", game starts downloading, but download is not very fast and stops at some big zip files.
Since download page says "If you already have the game installed through EA's Origin or Valve's Steam platforms, the Launcher will not download the full game." i just downloaded bf2 through steam and put it inside Battlefield 2 subfolder where launcher exe is. But then launcher just made a new folder called 'Phoenix games' and downloads the client again. And it still stops halfway with certain big files like Objects_clients.zip. There no overall progress in the launcher, no way to resume downloading, no way to download files separately as far as im aware. I hope 'repair' button does all that. Maybe discord has more links but i cant access it now.
Anyway, thanks for the efforts of keeping this game alive.
Either 1: where you installed the B2BF2 client, go inside the Phoenix Games folder, and create a new folder called "Battlefield2" without quotes and without a space in between Battlefield and 2, then paste your BF2 steam install there.
OR 2: Please check in your Documents if there is a folder called "B2BF" and inside a file called "settings.xml", if so, open that, and there should be a line that has <GamePath> on it, in between <GamePath> and </GamePath>, paste in your steam install path, usually it's the Program Files 86 thingy, so it should look like this:
Now run the launcher as an admin, sign in and it should ask if you wanna use your Steam install.
If none of this worked for you, sadly since i'm not part of the dev team, i cannot help further, i'm just someone spreading word about this project, please join the discord and the people working on it are happy to assist.
Thank you. So repair button does exactly what i hoped it would and after several retries game is ready to play now. Account logging in working fine. Thanks for your response.
Copy that to the launch option field, and replace the USERNAME part with your name, to check it, go to C:\Users and see what the username is. After this, when you launch the game via Steam, it will instead of launching BF2.exe, launch the launcher exe, from here, just start the game via the launcher and it will boot up and the overlay will work in game.
I expect this to also attract unwanted attention to BF2Hub.
I do think B2BF2 should also act as just a patch for existing installs, instead of providing game files.