You're not only downloading 1.13 but also the 1.13 compatible version of the WildFire mod, offering you a slightly altered storyline, new maps and replacing a few mercs (who no one liked anyway).įamiliarize yourself with the INI Editor.exe, there's bound to be some things that you'd like to change.
JAGGED ALLIANCE 2 GOLD 1.13 PATCH DOWNLOAD INSTALL
Grab this and install it into your JA2 folder, replacing what's necessary.
Set to FALSE.ĭon't play in SciFi mode, because the Crepitus would eat you alive. Open Ja2_Options.INI in your Data-1.13 folder and locate STRATEGIC_EVENT_SEND_TROOPS_TO_DRASSEN. Install JA2 & patch it to 1.12 if you still need to. Those three ways only share one thing in common, and that's that you need the game itself, $9.99 (patched up to 1.12, however, most versions already are.) One for seasoned JA2 veterans (VET), one for bloody newbies (n00b) and one for people who like to be on the bleeding edge of things and welcome a 150% chance that the game will crap out at one point or another (CRAZY). I'm going to elaborate on three ways to get this party started. So, basically it works like this: Modders collaborate over at the Bear's Pit, someone pitches a feature, it gets coded, and once it's deemed awesome and stable enough, it's implemented in 1.13. And loads of animations by different people.
Some other things are in the pipes but not quite ready for the unwashed masses, like the Big Maps project, which makes it possible for multiple sectors to be combined. General Gameplay Changes (Multiple interrupts per turn, vehicle inventory, soldier tooltips, new animations)Įnhanced Description Box (More info about the gear you carry to better streamline your mercenaries) (optional) New Inventory System (Manage gear beyond guns and armour)īetter Interface, more hotkeys (Stuff like selling all items in a sector's inventory) New Ammo (AET, Glaser, Tracer, Match, Lock-Buster, Depleted-Uranium, Cold-Loaded) Ghillie suits and tons of other equipment) the guns from Unfinished Business, several types of armour, incl.
Weapons/Armour (They increased the limit to 5000. Weather Effects (Rain, thunder storms that light up the night) Higher Resolutions (800圆00, 1024x768, or any resolution you want.)Įxternalized hard-coded Data (Weapons, items, locations.you name it)Įxternalized hard-coded Options (Starting cash, V-Sync, visual ranges.you name it)ĪI Upgrades (Enemy snipers make use of spotters, they flank you, take proper cover, climb up/down roofs) The community added multiplayer to a single-player game.) **Multiplayer - Co-Op/TDM ** (That is correct. Instead, I'll fast forward to 2010 and tell you what 1.13 itself does by now: I'll spare you the changelogesque historic timeline since it's just too much. The goal was to build a platform for modders, with externalization of many core features as one of the pillars. With the publically available sourcecode, 1.13 arose - since the last official patch was 1.12, the name is more of a statement than just something to call it by. The Deus Ex modding efforts (guide) by the community are great, as are System Shock 2's (guide), Baldur's Gate's (guide) are astonishing, but those Jagged Alliance 2 veterans dug deep since the sourcecode was published in 2004. As with many games with a still active following, people found ways to express the love for their favorites. I'm very glad that there's a bunch of you who share my nostalgia for the classics.
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