Read Description! Last edited on 28.01.2012
Gameplay from "The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth II"
on Forochel map. I used "BFME2 Widescreen Enhanced" so its was finally playable.
Getting fed up with peeps not knowing how to search widescreengamingforum,
Here is the page for TLOTR:TBFME2 on WGF..
http://widescreengamingforum.com/dr/lord-rings-battle-middle-earth-ii
Get the BFME2-Widescreen-Enhanced-Mod-1.0.zip
This mod just deletes the fog and elevates the camera so you can see a lot more of the battlefield. If you dont mind playing in 4:3 AR, but you are annoyed by the camera being to close to the ground and not letting you see the whole battlefield, just get this mod.
If you want to play in 16:9 (keep in mind the in-game menu is stretched)
Edit .ini file if you want custom resolution.
After you install the "BFME2 Widescreen Enhanced-Mod"
open the newly created shortcut.
http://imageshack.us/f/193/83924096.png/ (example)
In-game menu is stretched but the rest is in proper aspect ratio.
I recorded this at 1920x1080 because i have some problems with my monitor at 1280x720.
I apologize in advance for those rough cuts in this clip.
Windows Movie Maker sucks! Wax 2.0 sucks!.
I couldnt get this vid done in those editors.
So what i did is: i cut whole gameplay into pieces that i wanted. Then joined them into 1 video and converted it to mkv.
MKV Encode was: 10min 12sec, 4mb/s, 1080p, DXVA compliant; and filesize was 306,4 MB.
At first bitrate was 6mb/s, but youtube compression is so high, that it could be wast of time, so i end up with 4mb/s.
Here are some comparisons:
Original recording
http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/4338/2original.png
MKV 1080p encode (306MB)
http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/2203/24mbfinal.png
YouTube 1080p encode from my encode (341MB)
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/2637/2yt1080final.png
and screens from high motion scene
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/4203/2originale.png
http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/2203/24mbfinal.png
http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/2637/2yt1080final.png
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Now little info about this clip. It starts with the menu; I then choose skirmish and decided to play as Dwarfs against Mordor forces on difficult level. There is also 'brutal' difficulty level. But it takes a lot of time to beat it.
Besides, Dwarfs seems to be pretty much tough, as opposed to Gondor forces or Elfs. But Mordor isnt bad too.
Anyway, i like some ideas in this sequel, but i think i like more the first BFME.
As you can see, there is a little of preparation at the beginning of this vid. I build some mines, then a "barracks" to create dwarfs.
I also wanted to show some graphics improvements over the first game. Not much, but still...
Anyway, this vid is still about battle. Nothing fancy here, no heroes or Balrog in this battle, but...
Oh, everything is set to max (no AA), running quite good on Radeon HD4650, intel q9300 (3GHz), 4GB RAM at 1920x1080.
when i click the link for the custom resolution, it just comes up with a blank page
austin840052 1 month ago
@austin840052
aarrgh,
just read the description, its updated
Q36BN 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
I have the same question as djaism. How do you make it to 1920x1080 or even 1920x1200? I tweaked the .ini file but didn't seem to notice the difference between that and the highest res in game (1600x1200)???
Lil help please. Thanks!
aotayde2 5 months ago
@aotayde2
are you guys blind or sth?
everything is in the description
Q36BN 5 months ago
what would you recommed to run this game extra fast with the same high graphics cause im in the market for a computer but i just wanted to be sure
Bayg247 9 months ago
@Bayg247
guys, this game is quite old now.
It doesn't have high system requirements
If you read the description, it says i can play this game quite smoothly on ati HD4650 at 1920x1080. This GC was one of the cheapest when i bought it.
Q36BN 9 months ago