Decided to screw with some of the files on the game just to see what I could change and not change. I changed the number of players to over 200 (you can go higher but the game will crash, I'm already having random crashes with this many players but it doesn't happen too often). I was able to make the MEC team invincible (Note, you can't make yourself invincible and everyone else normal, health values are adjusted per team and only vary with light and heavy packaged soldiers i.e. Medic and Anti-Tank) by setting their health values extremely high, basically going from the standard 100 to 9999999999999999. With the USMC team's health values extremely low (around .5 I believe) so they could be brought down in one shot vs. several (though I think I set it too low, as a 10 foot fall will kill these guys) in an effort to make the game more realistic along with adding a ton of players. This round I made the MEC team invincible just to see how long it would take to exterminate the other team. As you can see, some of the weapons and accessories have infinite ammo and some do not. Each weapon has their own values when it comes to damage and ammunition so this part can be time consuming. Same goes for vehicles, you can make them indestructible or blow up in one shot from an M9. I was able to make the primary assault rifles have infinite ammo but only when they aren't coupled with a grenade launcher. Not sure what difference caused that but essentially that means only the medics get infinite ammo and the assault class doesn't. I was however able to make everything else have infinite ammo. Pistols, launchers, rifles, etc. they all have adjustable ammo count, rate of fire, and damage values (the MP5s rate of fire was set at 9000 FPS, which basically means it shoots 10 rounds with each trigger pull on full auto lol). I also think it's worthwhile to note that this game has an extremely dumb hit counting system. Luckily this is also adjustable in the guns values. Out of the box, this game is very picky on what registers a hit and what doesn't. I suppose this was implemented in order to make the game more realistic, but it's been overdone and can prove to be irritating. This makes any weapon useless if you try to spray full auto, even if the enemy is only ten feet away from you. So I got tired of it and adjusted the accuracy on some of the weapons and now it works flawlessly (as you can see with the AK-101).

• published: 26 Nov 2014
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