FX924

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL02JDuYjzE

Xmas gift. (25-12-2013)

 

2000 Battlefunds for BFH/BFP4F

DNMH-FAQT-C46E-UVDF

more to come!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASyMgfAgQWI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elc7MzEuIrE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25pdmX_nTF8

 

link download client files
http://cactuspie.eu/...apPack_BETA.rar

link download server files
http://cactuspie.eu/...apPack_BETA.rar

http://mag.udn.com/m...f_ART_ID=481848

【聯合新聞網／記者楊又肇／報導】

在加拿大「The Way Its Meant to be Played」活動上，除了公布Nvidia GameStream、G-Sync模組，Nvidia也針對現有GeForce Experience加入將影像內容串流至Twitch服務。而先前曾經公布的Shadow Play錄影功能，也預計在10月28日開放beta測試。

 

 

繼先前公布於GeForce Experience整合Shadow Play背景常駐錄影功能，Nvidia目前也宣布將加入可將影像內容串流至Twitch服務功能，同時也證實Shadow Play功能預計在10月28日對外開放beta測試。

Shadow Play主要針對遊戲內容錄影所設計，使用者可透過常駐或手動兩種方式啟動錄影，後者基本上與一般錄影程式無異，就是透過快速鍵啟動錄影功能，並且在再次按下快速鍵後即可結束錄影，錄影片段基本上就是從執行錄影時間點到結束時間位置。

至於前者以常駐啟動的錄影模式，則將配合GeForce顯示卡效能於背景進行錄影，同時僅會佔據極小的系統資源。當使用者在遊戲過程按下快速鍵，Shadow Play便會將所有從進入遊戲到按下快速鍵期間的錄影內容予以存檔，並且將以H.264格式儲存影片內容。

如你的電腦配置符合BF4 Beta的最低需求但沒有64版系統

你可以下載Windows 8.1 Preview繁體中文 64 位元 (x64)

http://windows.micro...s-8/preview-iso

 

Windows 8.1 Preview的faq

http://windows.micro...s-8/preview-faq

 

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-下載後, 弄一個iso光盤

-建議使用硬碟磁碟分割出15GB

-重動啟動電腦

-Bios > Boot from CD > 插入iso光盤 > save and exit

-在新的區域安裝Windows 8.1 Preview

 

-安裝完成後

 

*產品金鑰：NTTX3-RV7VB-T7X7F-WQYYY-9Y92F

 

-更新硬體驅動

 

*GPU驅動請安裝最新版

 

Nvidia beta driver 331.40 - BF4 beta

http://bfx.tw/index....showtopic=51304

或

AMD Catalyst 13.10 Beta2

http://bfx.tw/index....showtopic=51305

 

-安裝Origin

*在Origin的設定中把相容性調成Win 8

 

-下載BF4 Beta

 

-安裝BF4 Beta

 

-更新battlelog

-更新pb (看情況)

 

-啟動BF4 Beta

 

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注1: 這Windows 8.1 Preview有使用期限的

注2: BF4 Beta的performance有不少問題

 

(不確定是不是所有人也能用Windows 8.1 Preview玩BF4 Beta, 但我2個朋友成功了)

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上星期沒空, 所以這文遲了一星期...

那是建立在伺服器及電信公司穩定的狀況下才可能發生，經驗其次。

+1

 

Hitreg是個大問題.

剛剛下載完BF4 Bate 上去 battlelog 8掛一下就看下面圖片上信息

 

看來 BF4 Bate 可能要出包了 延期

Its mean some people cannot download the beta (preloading) and they are looking for a solution. They didnt say the beta itself will be delay.

 

However, it seem to be the problem is now solved.

http://battlelog.bat...-battlefield-4/

 

Battlefield 4 game server providers
4Players
NitroServ
Multiplay
MyInternetServices
I3D
Gameservers.com
Gamed!
Nuclear Fallout
Hypernia
Gportal
Fragnet
AusGamers
Rocketblast
ForTeam
Trinity Games

 

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http://www.nfoserver...start=30#p48875

 

EA did come out with the list today and we are an official RSP.

I expect for us to be able to offer servers on managed VDSes and managed dedicated servers for BF4. However, the per-slot additional fee that we charge will be higher than BF3.

For standalone game servers, we can't yet offer preorders. We will be able to offer these later but can't provide a date yet.

 

 

 

http://imgur.com/OM9a8sK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ev8dabowiI

 

http://www.pbbans.co...st-t176005.html

 

According to our sources, we now know which providers are "confirmed" and "set aside" that will host Battlefield 4 PC Game Servers.

The "confirmed" list is as follows, and may be subject to change without warning:

• Nuclear Fallout Servers
• Interactive 3D (i3d)
• Multiplay Game Servers
• Gamed.de
• Gameservers

Here are the list of GSP's that were "set aside" for future debate:

• Gaming Deluxe
• Iberbit Servers
• Branzone
• Hosters.at
• Rackage
• Low Ping Game Servers
• Art of War Central
• Fragnet.net

Here are the list of GSP's that are currently "unknown" about hosting BF4 servers:

• End Of Reality
• My Internet Services
• Hypernia
• Brainstorm Servers
• Trinity Games
• Leet Servers
• GameHosting.co.uk
• Nitroserv
• LowPings

BF4 3 factions

 

 

 

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http://www.ea.com/uk...e-field-upgrade

 

The Road to Battlefield 4: Tweaked to the Core

In this second post in “The Road to Battlefield 4” blog series, we dive deeper into the Field Upgrade system and how we are tweaking the core gameplay to allow for more diversity in combat roles.

Last week, we discussed how nearly all elements In Battlefield 4’s multiplayer work to bring out the best team player in you. This week, we’ll take an in-depth look at the Field Upgrades and discuss how we’re tweaking Battlefield 4 based on the massive amounts of feedback and data that 1 billion hours of Battlefield 3 play time has given us. Here to take you through the nitty-gritty of these mechanics is Core Gameplay Designer Alan Kertz.

Meet the crew

Allow us to proudly present the first group shot of Battlefield 4’s multiplayer kits, showing the Assault, Recon, Engineer, and Support kits from the Russian, U.S. and Chinese armies. Based on the multiplayer map in question, you’ll be able to choose from two of these three factions (and if you run your own server, we’ll let you pick and choose the opposing teams at your leisure.)

Going into Battlefield 4, we knew we wanted to take the four playable classes from Battlefield 3 as a starting point. We’ve tweaked them to be more versatile and more highly specialised within their fields. Now more than ever, you can explore a wide range of combat roles and sub-roles when picking your load out and kit.

For example, this time around the Engineer has a lot more variation in anti-vehicle weapons. We’ve also revamped the way we do vehicle disables and guided weapon systems to give the Engineer a broader set of tactics at his disposal. This includes everything from high damage weapons that may be more challenging to use (like RPG-7V2) to fire-and-forget smart weapons with low damage (like the MBT LAW), and the fan favourite Wire Guided Engineer Missile (the FGM-172 SRAW) that you might recognise from Battlefield 2.

The Support kit has a few more offensive options, and thanks to community feedback will retain his C4 and Claymores from Battlefield 3. The XM25 gives him some nice indirect suppressive fire, a redesigned remote mortar allows him to use indirect fire from a distance, and the ability to equip carbines and DMRs gives him an added versatility in combat roles.

Recon has gotten a much needed boost to mobility, as well as the return of the Spec Ops play style from Battlefield 2. Pack a carbine, C4 (or Claymores), and Motion Sensors and you’re good to go behind enemy lines. Fans of more traditional sniping roles will enjoy our revamped sniping mechanics with rebalanced Sniper Rifles, the ability to zero your sights (set an aiming distance), and additional optics and accessories. Finally, the Recon players can still utilise the MAV, T-UGS, and Radio Beacon to help out their team.

Assault is still the frontline run-and-gun kit that also serves the role of combat medic. This was one of the major changes in Battlefield 3 compared to Battlefield 2, and one that players have really appreciated. Assault is still the go-to kit with med kits and defibrillators but has picked up some additional mobility with the First Aid Pack, which heals a single soldier over time, or the 40mm Flash Bang rounds to help clear rooms.

The Quest for Mobility

One of the main quests for the team when developing Battlefield 4 was to create a more mobile Battlefield. Squad players became very mobile in Battlefield 3 and we saw a gap where some of the more team play focused gadgets required players to sit still. We adjusted this by tailoring the kits, the gadgets, and the available specialisations.

As far as gadgets go, we’re allowing for stronger team play on the move by introducing all-new gadgets like the Portable Laser Designator, and adding new portable First Aid and Ammo Packs. These packs now allow Assault and Support players to top off a single teammate’s health or ammo on the move, while the traditional Ammo Box and Med Kit keep their stationary area heal and resupply roles. In the case of the Portable Laser Designator, it’s designed as a SOFLAM for the Recon on the run – allowing you to quickly laser designate targets without the longer setup time of a SOFLAM (with the tradeoff of not being able to deploy it and have it auto-designate targets for you.)

Suppressing Fire!

No one single gameplay mechanic has been as frequently discussed as the suppression system in Battlefield 3. Suppression will return in Battlefield 4, but we’re redesigning it based on your extensive feedback while keeping the intense feeling of being under fire that a system like Suppression provides.

We’re increasing the suppression effect of Light Machine Guns, exclusive to the Support kit, while other weapons are less suppressive. Additionally, we’ve decreased suppression at close range to ensure that close quarters battles always focus sharply on player skill. Besides changing the visual effects of suppression, we’re also replacing the accuracy penalty in Battlefield 3 with a scope sway effect – similar to what snipers get in Battlefield 3 while suppressed. A skilled, focused player can keep his aim on target and get hits, even while under the effects of Suppression.

Overall, we believe we have a great-performing suppression system in Battlefield 4 that doesn’t interfere in close quarters combat, while at the same time allowing for skilled players of the Support kit to really make a difference. Laying down covering fire as Support means your frontline runners can gain a crucial momentum in medium-range combat and still allows you to combat the improved long-range options we’ve given players who prefer to stay back at long range.

Choose your path – Field Upgrades and you

Last week on the blog, you could read about how Field Upgrades are the new specialisations in Battlefield 4. You pick a set path of four upgrades which unlock in order as you perform squad actions like resupplies, repairs, healing, and following orders. You can track your progress in the Field Upgrade Progress Bar – or the “Bro Bar” as it has become known internally at DICE.

The focus on specifically squad-related actions means that the biggest rewards come from sticking with your squad and being a great team player. However, if your entire squad is wiped out, you will lose some of your progress in the upgrade path. Finally, Lone Wolves can still benefit from the base specialisation since it’s always unlocked and available.

Each of the playable kits: Engineer, Recon, Assault, and Support, have four upgrade careers to choose between. Two of these are global and usable for any kit – one of them focusing on Offense and one on Defense. Offense starts with SPRINT and goes through AMMO, MORE GRENADES, and REDUCED FALL. These give you quicker sprint speed, more available ammo magazines, one extra hand grenade, and allows you to fall from greater heights without taking any damage, respectively. This universal upgrade path is great for players who enjoy being at the front lines and leading the charge.

Meanwhile, the Defense path will net you ARMOUR, COVER, FLAK, and QUICK REGEN. These grant you increased protection from shots to the chest, a decreased rate of being suppressed, decreased damage from explosions, and a shorter time span before the out-of-combat health regeneration kicks in. If you are more defensive-minded, perhaps playing as Support from the sidelines, this can be an excellent choice.

Besides the two universal Offense and Defense Field Upgrade careers, you will also be able to choose between two upgrade paths that are unique to your class and allow an increased specialisation in specific combat roles. So while the Assault kit has the unique Combat Medic and Grenadier upgrade paths, Engineer can choose between specialising in the roles of either a Mechanic or Anti-Tank soldier. The first of these is all about repairing your own vehicles, while the latter deals with taking out enemy armor.

While the path you choose will allow for different types of roles on the Battlefield, you’re never stuck with your first choice for the rest of the round. Whenever you wish, you can simple reselect. Doing this will never set you back in your current level of progress, so if you’re currently at level three out of four, you will keep that level and have it applied even if you change kit and/or upgrade path from the customisation screen. Should you choose to leave a squad without entering a new squad, your current progress will be saved. So if you later in the same round join a new squad, you won’t have to start from scratch.

We have greatly increased the number of unique specialisations available in the game from Battlefield 3’s seven to over 25 in Battlefield 4. It’s a conscious design decision to allow for greater variety in any kit’s battlefield role.

Plan your career

Below is the full list of specialisations that will be available in Battlefield 4. Note that we are still in Alpha stage, so all names, designs, and fine-tuning are subject to change. This will give you an idea about the type and variety of specialisations in the game. Some of these are universal, some of them are tied to one of the specific playable soldier types – and most of them are new to Battlefield 4.

SPECIALISATION IN-GAME EFFECT SPRINT Increases maximum sprint speed AMMO Increases maximum inventory of bullets C4 EXPLOSIVES Increases maximum inventory of C4 explosives COVER Decreases amount of incoming suppression SUPPRESSION Increases the amount of outgoing suppression FLAK Decreases explosion damage GRENADES Increases maximum inventory of hand grenades (NEW) ROCKETS Increases maximum inventory of AT (anti-tank) and AA (anti-air) ammo (NEW) MINES Increases maximum inventory of AT Mines or M2 SLAM (NEW) STEALTH Player is undetected by Motion Sensors except when sprinting (NEW) HOLD BREATH Increases time you can Steady your scope (NEW) FAST REPAIR Increases speed and sabotage of Repairs (NEW) DEFIB UPGRADE Increases charge up speed of the defibrillators (NEW) 40mm GRENADES Increases maximum inventory of 40mm grenades (NEW) ADVANCED SPOT Increases time your targets are Spotted (NEW) MEDKITS UPGRADE Increases maximum deployed medic bags and packs (NEW) MOTION SENSORS UPGRADE Increases the maximum inventory of Motion Sensors. Increases the range of T-UGS and MAV (NEW) MORE DEPLOYED EXPLOSIVES Increases maximum deployed Explosives (NEW) AMMO BAG UPGRADE increases maximum deployed ammo boxes and packs (NEW) ARMOUR Reduces incoming damage to the chest (NEW) QUICK UNSPOT Reduces time you are spotted (NEW) MEDICAL UNIT Occupied vehicles will slowly heal nearby soldiers (NEW) SUPPLY UNIT Occupied vehicles will slowly resupply nearby soldiers (NEW) REPAIR UNIT Occupied vehicles will slowly repair nearby vehicles (NEW) REDUCED FALL Increases height you can fall without damage (NEW) QUICK REGEN Decreases time before out of combat heal (NEW) MP-APS UPGRADE Longer uptime on MP APS (NEW) INDIRECT FIRE UPGRADE Increases maximum M224 ammo. Increases maximum XM25 magazines (NEW) CLAYMORES Increases the maximum inventory of claymores

We still have a lot more details to share with you about weapons, gadgets, and vehicles – but I think long time Battlefield fans can see how we’re really focused on responding to the torrent of feedback that passionate fans contribute to the series. Battlefield 4 aims to stay true to the best parts of Battlefield 3, while also pushing to expand the game in fresh directions. Keep your feedback coming, and don’t be afraid to Point At All The Things you’d like to see in Battlefield 4.
-Alan Kertz

http://blogs.battlef....com-tw-gen3to4

This holiday, DICE will unwrap the next generation of all-out warfare with Battlefield 4 for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. That means best-in-class multiplayer is coming to consoles, with huge 64-player battles running at a smooth 60 frames-per-second.



Whether you are playing on Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, we want to make your transition to next generation consoles easy. That is why today we are informing the devoted Battlefield community that all the time and effort you spend building up your Battlefield 4 stats will carry over when you upgrade from the Xbox 360 to Xbox One and from the PlayStation 3 to PlayStation 4.

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Bring your BF4 MP stats to next-gen



That way, on October 29, you can get in the game without any worries that you will have to start ranking up all over again when the next generation consoles launch. We got your back.


Today we also wanted to inform the community that DICE is promising to keep the action going all year long with the return of Premium membership for Battlefield 4. With membership, players can expect themed digital expansion packs, new weekly content and personalization options. And just as your stats, unlocks and rank will be transferrable from current-gen to Xbox One and PlayStation 4, so too will Battlefield 4 Premium membership.

 

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http://bf4central.co...field-4-premium

 

http://mp1st.com/201...um-august-20th/

 

 

Battlefield 4 Premium details

Battlefield 4 PremiumDeveloper DICE has confirmed that Battlefield 4 Premium includes many of the benefits that Premium featured in BF3. Among those are:

    Free access to all DLC and expansion packs
    Exclusive Battlefield 4 weapons and items
    Server queue priority in multiplayer
    New Battlelog features
    Exclusive Battlefield 4 awards (ribbons and medals)
    Double XP weekends once a month or so
    New Battlefield 4 dog tags, assignments, awards, etc.
    Exclusive strategy guides and videos on Battlelog
    Additional Battlefield 4 unlocks
    New skins and camos for all Battlefield 4 classes
    Ability to reset your stats if you want a fresh start