Battlefield 2 v1.4 (Full) Patch Size: 531MB Total Downloads: 11719 Download Rank    Today: 137    This Week: 165    All Time: 510
This is the full 1.4 patch for Battlefield 2. You can any previous version of Battlefield 2 with this patch. The following fixes and changes have been made in 1.4: GAMEPLAY TWEAKS - The vehicle drop has been modified to help prevent exploits such as blocking enemy vehicles, destroying vehicles and commander assets, or as an alternative to artillery. - C4 tossing distance has been reduced. - A prone->crouch delay has been added. BUG FIXES - Fixed the Linux server hangs when trying to load a Special Forces Co-Op map. - Another attempt at fixing the Red/Blue nametag bug. - Fixed the missing server info on the map briefing screen. - Fixed the server browser issues with updating info. - Fixed the filter by maps size option in the server browser. - Fixed a low reproducibility crash bug related to the vehicle drop. - Fixed a crash in Co-op after a player is revived without a kit. - Fixed a server crash on Linux 32 when trying to rotate maps in Coop Mode. - Fixed the occasionnal red distance marker appearing on the ground. - Fixed the bug that caused the player's arms to become invisible when switching weapons. - Co-Op bot console commands now function on local servers. - Fixed the excessive damage taken by the Muscle Car. - Adjusted the minimum number of players to start the round on ranked servers. The new values for 16, 32 and 64 players are 6, 8 and 8 respectively. - Re-enabled unlocks on unranked servers. - Commander options are no longer available whilst commander is dead. - Fixed bug where a spawn point is shown as selected when it is not if player has spawned in during the preview round. - Co-Op (Local Server) - Fixed the issue where no other players may join the server if the server host is kicked and banned. - Ranked Servers now force unlocks. - Added support for multiple gamemodes in single maplist for mods. Also available is the 1.3 – 1.4 incremental patch.

You can set different download speeds depending on whether you're playing a game, using your computer, or afk. Go to the Xfire application and click on Tools > Options > Files to find out more!