Project Reality v.8

[Danthemanbuddy]

http://www.realitymod.com/

Check out the new v.85 release of Project Reality.

Fixed all the crappy stuff of v.8 and has added the Russian Faction, Taliban, and Chechnya.

I stopped playing v.8 for a while due to the deviation/servers, but the fixes are amazing now. Around 12 full 64 player servers this release weekend, and lots of different servers to play on.

Check it out

(probably my first post in 1 year so far)

[MADDrat]

i play it since saturday and it is awesome.
It is simply better than 0.8 and 300% better as vBF.
Someone else is playing it?

[Onearmy]

I've not downloaded the new version yet, but I am now. The only thing in .8 I didn't like was the long times it took to raise your scope. I mean, I realise it doesnt just magically pop up, but, I think it's a second to long.

[Xeathos]

downloaded, played, its amazing, downside is I cant set my mic to work with the game.. , need to figure out how to change input from mic to mic at front instead of HD audio :/

[Urbes]

Downloaded, played, liked it but, for a couple of hours. Your getting bored after a while. I think its too realistic qua running for 30 min, non accurate shooting, etc. But this is my opinion.

What I like most of the game is playing in a squad by also use a headset. I hope that it will be also in this game.

[Tough Ombre 359th]

PR for the most part is most appealing to mature gamers and tends to weed out younger players. It's purely a simulation of realistic combat which teamwork, coordination, and logistics play a vital role in success.

The maps are enormous RAM hogs compared to regular BF2. I would at least recommend 4gb to run smoothly. If people are interested in 1944 d-day, they will appreciate project reality.

[Onearmy]

Originally Posted by Tough Ombre 359th

PR for the most part is most appealing to mature gamers and tends to weed out younger players. It's purely a simulation of realistic combat which teamwork, coordination, and logistics play a vital role in success.

The maps are enormous RAM hogs compared to regular BF2. I would at least recommend 4gb to run smoothly. If people are interested in 1944 d-day, they will appreciate project reality.

So its the RAM thats lagging me, eh? I thought it was my bad processor. 1 gig of RAM isnt enough these days... I need to buy 2 2gb sticks then.

And PR does tend to weed out young players, but not young players who are mature. Take me, for instance. I find myself to be more mature than most young gamers out there. PR is a blast, but sometimes people don't accept that kids can be mature.. Half the time when I join a server, atleast 2 sqauds say (NO KIDS)

I could just not use my mic, but that makes everything harder.

[Thanato]

I play PR fine with 1 gig of ram though im on the lowest setting possible lol except view distance :P

Though I havnt played in over a month since my computer being 2 provinces over, oh well when I get back home in a month and a half ill be happy lol and DL .85 I jsut cant wait till .9 when teh Canadians will be introduced

~Thanato

[PhantomZero]

BF2 itself won't use more than about 2GB of ram unless you download a modified BF2.exe available from the PR forums.

[ZBrisk]

Hail Wumwuts!

[Roby]

.86, is coming out soon, And they are revamping the medic system, now only one medic per squad and if you're revived and shot again within 60 seconds you perm die instead of being wounded again. unfortunately my 8600 shit the bucket So I won't be able to play until i get my new desktop.