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Praxeria Oct 4, 2014 @ 1:45pm
can i play with my friend who has cd verson on swbf2
can they i want to know so i get to play with them
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Nate315 Oct 4, 2014 @ 2:01pm 
Yep!
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Praxeria Oct 18, 2014 @ 8:24pm 
Originally posted by Nate34567:
Yep!
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Sealwheeler9 Oct 19, 2014 @ 4:41am 
I do that with my friend. He has CD and I have steam
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RABiD Justice Oct 19, 2014 @ 6:20pm 
the guy with the cd copy just has to patch the game to ver. 1.1
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Praxeria Oct 22, 2014 @ 3:39pm 
t[y quote=RABiD Justice;613939294420830214]the guy with the cd copy just has to patch the game to ver. 1.1 [/quote]
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chris.boney Oct 24, 2014 @ 4:24am 
i used to have this game on an old disk. (uninstalled it a few years ago). There were thousands of ppl playing. i loved the game but it was hard online, with all the hackers and the lag. ive only just noticed that its available on steam.. but no online mp?? how many ppl are actualy playing online using the server mods?? is there loads of hackers in the steam version?, like there was on the disk version?? if its rubbish online, like gta san andreas was,, then i guess i wont be getting the steam version. ;(
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Praxeria Oct 24, 2014 @ 6:31pm 
Originally posted by chris.boney:
i used to have this game on an old disk. (uninstalled it a few years ago). There were thousands of ppl playing. i loved the game but it was hard online, with all the hackers and the lag. ive only just noticed that its available on steam.. but no online mp?? how many ppl are actualy playing online using the server mods?? is there loads of hackers in the steam version?, like there was on the disk version?? if its rubbish online, like gta san andreas was,, then i guess i wont be getting the steam version. ;(
wow
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Jaspo Oct 25, 2014 @ 2:40am 
Uh, guys, the steam version and the disc version are the same game. And later discs (like the one I have) were prepatched to 1.1. They would be using the same gamespy multiplayer service if it hadn't gotten killed, and they use the same multiplayer replacement services (such as gameranger) now.
Disc users...you do know if you run the executable in the game's program files folder, rather than the launcher, you don't need to have the disc inserted...right? Save your disc drive a good deal of wear and tear.
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chris.boney Oct 25, 2014 @ 3:50am 
Originally posted by Jaspo:
Uh, guys, the steam version and the disc version are the same game. And later discs (like the one I have) were prepatched to 1.1. They would be using the same gamespy multiplayer service if it hadn't gotten killed, and they use the same multiplayer replacement services (such as gameranger) now.
Disc users...you do know if you run the executable in the game's program files folder, rather than the launcher, you don't need to have the disc inserted...right? Save your disc drive a good deal of wear and tear.

my old disk version wouldnt let me launch it directly from the .exe.. hence why i uninstalled it years ago. if therre is only 5-25 ppl playing per time zone or catchment area then i guess i wont get it for steam after all.. i bet its a ghost town in my area,, just like borderlands 1.
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