Unreal Tournament 2004 CBP Re-Release
Posted by malebolgia on 21 October 2004 - 22:19 · 13 comments & 2104 views
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#1 Posted by Finsta on 21 Oct 2004 - 22:52
- Hurray, more maps and stuff for UT2004
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#2 Posted by rpgamer on 21 Oct 2004 - 23:08
QUOTE With the release of UT2004, the team decided once more to unite and create a second pack, christened the CBP2. This gargantuan effort contains no less than 41 maps, 2 player models, 6 skins and 3 mutators, split into 2 separate volumes. The 2 packs also again obtained 'Ownage' status in UT2004.
thats the info for the CBP2 not the CBP1...
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#3 Posted by Radium on 21 Oct 2004 - 23:31
- I'm thinking about buying UT2004.
There won't be a UT2005 from what I understand.
I'm getting a 6600 with 256MB soon, 3.2GHz Prescott, i915P, 512MB RAM.
Enough to maximize the game (1280x1024)?
I've always been behind when it comes to gaming, I don't know how much modern games require when running at full quality, compared to "minimum requirements"-settings.
Modern games have more options than the old games á la Duke Nukem 3D. -
#3.3 Posted by tapo on 22 Oct 2004 - 12:48
- To answer your questions,
1. Thats easily enough to run 1280x1024 at the highest detail level without any problems. I run at that resolution with a 64 MB Radeon 9000 and set at medium detail, it still looks good.
2. Editor's choice edition includes 3 new vehicles, a couple new maps, and includes the highest rated mods for UT2k4 on the disk.
Those 3 new vehicles and maps are available to us normal UT2k4 owners too, as part of a rather large patch to bring it up to Editor's Choice Edition.
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#4 Posted by Ficman on 21 Oct 2004 - 23:52
- Excellent...
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#5 Posted by nookadum on 22 Oct 2004 - 05:27
- The 2 packs also again obtained 'Ownage' status in UT2004.
Because that's what the two community bonus packs are... ownage.
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#6 Posted by necrosis on 22 Oct 2004 - 06:17
- Woohoo! Finally!
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#7 Posted by sinatosk on 22 Oct 2004 - 07:35
- http://download.beyondunreal.com/fileworks.php/official/ut2004/cbp1.zip
http://www.ut2004.jolt.co.uk/index.php?page=download.php&action=filenotes&id=3588
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#8 Posted by GamblerFEXonlin on 22 Oct 2004 - 11:11
- The Manta make the turrets a little useless at some maps
i found Aridoom withouth Mantas and Raptors to be more fun
Just a little frustrating to run around the core trying to hit the manta when your ping is more then 50ms... with ground vehicles only it would be more like an assault march to your base. e
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#9 Posted by rIaHc3 on 22 Oct 2004 - 12:30
- is this the previous bonus pack + the new one or do i have to download them seperete?
With the release of UT2004, the team decided once more to unite and create a second pack, christened the CBP2. This gargantuan effort contains no less than 41 maps, 2 player models, 6 skins and 3 mutators, split into 2 separate volumes. The 2 packs also again obtained 'Ownage' status in UT2004.
Whats New:
- Zoom Player now includes an integrated key editor allowing you to assign Zoom Player functions to any key or compatible Multimedia device (such as Multimedia keyboards and 4-Button Mice).
You can edit the keys separately for either DVD or Media modes through the Advanced Options Key dialog by pressing the "Edit" button next to the custom key file selection.
Pressing Edit with no key file specified will allow you to select a new file in which to save the updated key map.
- New Station Navigator allowing you to navigator through Radio Stations.
- New Setting (Advanced Options / Settings / Interface) allowing you to have a hint box pop when the mouse cursor is over the timeline indicating where the seek would go when clicked (enabled by default).
- New Setting (Advanced Options / Settings / Interface) allowing automatic switching to Audio Mode when a media file containing no video stream is loaded.
- New Setting (Advanced Options / Settings / Interface) allowing automatic switching to Media Mode when a media file containing a video stream is loaded (and you are currently in Audio Mode).
- New Setting (Advanced Options / Filter Control / Settings) allowing you to enable YUV Mixing mode on the VMR Video Renderers (VMR7/VMR9). This mode may reduce CPU use on some systems.
- New Value (Advanced Options / Values / Interface) allowing you to specify the distance (in pixels) the mouse cursor needs to move to be shown once it was automatically hidden.
- New Value (Advanced Options / Values / Interface) allowing you to specify a delay after closing a media file. This can be useful with some filters that may not close themselves properly if not given such a delay.
- New OSD Value (Options / OSD / Actions) allowing you to have a hint box pop when the mouse cursor is over the timeline indicating where the seek would go when clicked (enabled by default).
- New "/DVDBM" Command Line Parameter allowing you to specify a DVD bookmark file from command line. For example: "/dvdbm:c:zplayerDVD-BookmarksDVDVOLUME.2E662BB6D20F0ECFstart.chp"
- New Customized Media Profiles for the new OpenSource DScaler decoders (MPEG/AC3/DTS Audio and MPEG-2 Video).
- Radio Stations are now based on user defined names instead of just the URL. You can also rename stations now.
- New Button on the "Advanced Options / Association" page allowing you to set the Zoom Player icon to all associated file extensions.
Thanks to Matrics of the Forums for this submission!