Welcome to Project Reality: Battlefield 2 (aka PR:BF2), a modification for the retail Battlefield 2 multi-player PC game. Project Reality's aim is to create a more realistic combat environment than standard Battlefield 2, and place a greater emphasis on teamwork and cooperation. Most of the aspects of Battlefield 2 that have the capacity to be modified have been tweaked, or completely overhauled, to reflect their real life counterparts, for increased realism. Ballistics have for example also been audited to reflect those of real weapons, including characteristics such as damage, deviation and bullet drop depending on a weapon systems calibre. Since EA and DICE no longer support Battlefield 2 and is no longer being played online, the Project Reality team made PR:BF2 a standalone game. No longer is a installation of Battlefield 2 required and we have implemented our own online account system for online play.
Thanks to your continued support we are releasing a new update, the 35th in our 10 year history, which will bring Project Reality into a new era - we go standalone! With EA ceasing support of Battlefield 2 and removing it from online stores, the unavailability of the game has proven difficult for new players. Therefore, with PR:BF2 v1.3, it is no longer a requirement to have Battlefield 2 installed.
Added PR:BF2 standalone - Battlefield 2 is no longer required.
Added PRISM server administration tool.
Added Nuijamaa map (2km) (FR vs RU) (AAS, Skirmish).
Added deployable roadblocks.
Added Canadian CH-146 Griffon light transport helicopter.
Added Chinese ZTZ-99A2 main battle tank.
Added AKM & AKMS assault rifles to multiple unconventional factions.
Updated vehicle smoke to be more effective and to feature IR-blocking functionality on some vehicles.
Updated AK-74 recoil animations.
Updated physics on several helicopters.
Updated infantry movement speed with faster sighted-in movement.
Updated heavy asset respawn times to be at least 20 minutes instead of 15.
Updated UAV to now have a fuel system.
Fixed many bugs and performance issues.