Battlefield 2 1.41 FULL Patch Released

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EA has just released the promised 1.41 patch for the still very popular Battlefield 2 multiplayer slugfest. The patch fixes one single "intermittent sever side crash bug" on the server side, and there is no client side changelog. But EA has only released a full 536 monster update here, there is no incremental patch folks. More than likely the "intermittent server side crash" is the only bug they fixed in this patch for both servers and clients, and were to lazy to make a smaller incremental patch available. Then again, maybe not. Who knows.

536 megs in this day and age isn't really that much now is it? So who am I kidding, all the BF2 players, myself included will download the patch and happily install it, so yeah. GG EA.

There is a separate patch for clients and servers, but I won't link the server patch, since it is listed on most of the links I will list anyway. All you need to is go to the server page to get that version of the patch. Also since there is no smaller patch, all links are to the full 536 meg monster of a patch:

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#1 Rowain on 16 Nov 2006 - 17:48

EAs FTP link:

http://largedownloads.ea.com/pub/patches/B..._Patch_1.41.exe

Oh, and I expect the reason they only made a full patch is because this will be the final one.

Last edited by Rowain on 16 Nov 2006 - 18:07

(1 reply) #2 kribby on 16 Nov 2006 - 19:05

considering that the full 1.4 patch is actually 530MB, there is about 6MB of changes

#2.1 HawkMan on 17 Nov 2006 - 07:04

uh.. yeah... it doesn't work like that...

#3 devster on 16 Nov 2006 - 20:02

i just get it off multiplay here 7mb/s to my server and no waiting :p

(1 reply) #4 MaceX on 16 Nov 2006 - 22:03

why don't they release a intermittent patch like all the previous ones?

#4.1 +Raa on 16 Nov 2006 - 23:17

Because then you'd only be able to use it at certain times

..... You meant incremental

#5 mundox on 17 Nov 2006 - 01:43

No incremental patch? well that sucks ¬¬

(1 reply) #6 joker999 on 17 Nov 2006 - 10:27

Con:
"Adjusted C4 to make throwing more difficult"

Pro:
"Transport Helicopters - Increased the armor of all transport helicopters"

Ah well

but damn 536mb! (sorry to dial up users)

#6.1 wak1zashi on 17 Nov 2006 - 18:55

Quote - joker999 said @ #6

I thought dial-up users weren't able to play BF2 anyways.

And damn, 500 mb for such a small fix. >.<

#7 lloydo on 20 Nov 2006 - 11:21

Good job on the Internode link

#8 dieterich on 20 Nov 2006 - 21:53

Can anyone find a list of fixes besides the "server crash" or is that the ONLY thing this 530MB file fixes? geez, you'd think an "intermittant" problem like that wouldn't require half a GB download..... Oddly, EA's site doesn't really have a changelog posted anywhere.

#9 +Digix on 21 Nov 2006 - 14:05

hahaha already found a funny ass bug in this it is funny as sploiting it

#10 Evilpig on 22 Nov 2006 - 05:45

Thanks, didn't know it was out lol.

(1 reply) #11 Evilpig on 22 Nov 2006 - 05:47

Damn no incremental though? That is pretty lame.

#11.1 305 on 22 Nov 2006 - 22:35

I always find the Full install less problematic.

#12 Elactos on 23 Nov 2006 - 17:20

Quote -

Some days ago, DICE released another patch for the game Battlefield 2. The new patch has only one thing in the following readme, Server Stability.

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BUG FIX
- Fixed an extremely intermittent server crash bug.
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This time, there is no INCREMENTAL too. Its only a FULL version this time. Simple enough so you wont have the INC. bug.

This is what Battlefield.nl says:
"- There won't be an incremental patch, everybody is forced to FULL update their client because this will undo any errors caused by previous incremental installers."

#13 toadeater on 26 Nov 2006 - 02:08

That's it, I'm not patching this POS anymore. Goodbye BF2 and hello Quake Wars & Armed Assault!

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