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Project Reality: BF2 Installation Guide


Uninstall all previous versions of PR:BF2 before installing PR!
If you are on older versions of Windows, make sure to install DirectX 9,.NET framework 4.6 and Visual C++! This otherwise makes you unable to load the game.
Disable your Anti-Virus during installation and white-list the PR Installation folder afterwards.
Check this thread for more common Launch issues if you experience any.


Step 1. Download

A) Using the Download Assistant

The fastest and most user-friendly way to download and install PR:BF2 is using the official Download Assistant.
The Download Assistant will download the installer using the Torrent protocol. So make sure this isn't blocked by your ISP.
Simply download the Download Assistant from our PR:BF2 Download Section and follow the instructions in the application.

B) Using the HTTP Download links

To download simply through your browser choose one the ModDB or direct HTTP mirror downloads (everything outside of Torrent and Download Assistant). You only need to use one link. It will download the installer folder as a ZIP. Please use Windows in-build zip tools, 7ZIP or Winrar to extract the installer folder before installing.


C) Using the direct Torrent download

If you downloaded the Torrent, this is NOT the full install. You use the small .torrent file with a BitTorrent client to actually download the full .iso file. We recommend qBittorrent. The Torrent is the recommended download method in order to avoid corrupt downloads. Once the torrent is downloaded through your selected Torrent software, you will be presented with a folder with all the installation files. Move on to step 2 after the application finishes the download.

Step 2. Installation

The Download Assistant will allow you to start the installer once the download is completed. The HTTP (after extraction) and Torrent version of the download comes in the form of a folder with all the installation files. In order to install it, you simply run the installer it contains (setup.exe).

It is strongly recommended that you close all open applications when installing PR:BF2.

After installation is complete, depending on the choices you selected in the installer, you can either launch Project Reality: BF2 from the desktop shortcut or your start menu.

Congratulations, you have now installed Project Reality: BF2 and are ready to play. If you have any confusion over these installation steps, please don't hesitate to post a support thread in our Support Forums.

Additional Reading Material

To lower the steep learning curve that PR:BF2 has we have a up to date Game Manual that can guide you to the many features that PR:BF2 has to offer. We also have made a landing page for new players where they can find additional information on how to join servers and general tips and tricks.

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MHstudios
MHstudios - - 603 comments

if any of you want my map you can download them on halomaps.org just search for spiral or grunt ground.

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AmaroqDricaldari
AmaroqDricaldari - - 1,331 comments

So Halo 3: ODST and Halo: Reach use different Engines?

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Doommarine23
Doommarine23 - - 653 comments

All the Halo games use the same engine but modified.

Basically, the more recent the game, the more up to date it is with more work and features.

As an fyi, almost every engine is like this.

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AmaroqDricaldari
AmaroqDricaldari - - 1,331 comments

The reason I asked that is because Halo 3 ODST and Halo Reach are not listed.

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argonzeit
argonzeit - - 34 comments

Halo Reach was made with a new engine, basically the same just completely remade and updated.

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larry117
larry117 - - 249 comments

oh nevermind

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ytres
ytres - - 1,800 comments

You can add media to pages yourself most of the time...

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harvey_soft
harvey_soft - - 67 comments

technicaly its called the blam engine.

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larry117
larry117 - - 249 comments

in what way is it called that ?

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Sharlowidalot
Sharlowidalot - - 55 comments

Originally Halo was called "Monkey Nuts" but one of the devs couldn't tell his mother that, so they renamed it "Blam!" because when Bungie was in Chicago there were screeching tires outside the offices, but no crash sound, so someone would yell BLAM!!! I think one of the other working titles was Red Haze or something like that...

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