This is fan-made bots (singleplayer) support for Finnwars mod of the Battlefield 1942. It works as mini-mod on top of main Finnwars mod, so original mod content was not changed and you can still play it as is. All maps (except 1) and all vehicles are supported and can be played on server, in singleplayer or via multiplay -> create game -> select coop mode. INSTALLATION: Open FWS folder and put the folder FWSingleplayer into Mods folder of your Battlefield 1942, common path is: C:/Program Files(x86)/EA GAMES/Battlefield 1942/Mods -or- C:/Program Files(x86)/Origin Games/Battlefield 1942/Mods You of course need base Finnwars mod to launch this minimod. For more info, please check readme file contained in download. Enjoy!
What do you need to play?
1.) Battlefield 1942
3.) FinnWars Singleplayer 09/22: Download
By the test i found out, if do you start it like the BF1942
"Singleplayer" left icon by Menu start on "Singleplayer or Campagin"
option, it will be crashed.
Solution is:
To start a game after installation, you have to go the the "Menu" entry "Own Game", select "FWSingleplayer 0.1" activated it now. After then you go to the "Menu" entry "Multiplayer" then "Create a Game" then you go on the right side. You have select the Gametyp to "COOP". Pick the Maps with the white and red flag lable what you want to play to the right. After then select "Multiplayer" or "Local Game" and start the game and it works.
You are invite to the coming FinnWars Mod Indepedence Day Event,
at 6th December 2022.
What is Independence Day in Finland? What is it about?
Finland was an autonomous Grand Duchy from 1808 to 1917 and part of the Russian Empire. The October Revolution in Russia, launched on November 7, enabled Finland to secede from Russia. Finnish Senate leader Per Evind Svinhufvud announced Finland's independence on 6th December. The declaration of independence had previously been accepted by parliament by 100:88 votes. Contrary to what this vote suggests, the entire Parliament was united behind the decision to proclaim independence. The Social Democrats were only dissatisfied with the rapid procedure. The new Soviet Russian government recognized Finland's independence on December 31, 1917.
Finland was an autonomous Grand Duchy from 1808 to 1917 and part of the Russian Empire. The October Revolution in Russia, launched on November 7, enabled Finland to secede from Russia. Finnish Senate leader Per Evind Svinhufvud announced Finland's independence on 6th December. The declaration of independence had previously been accepted by parliament by 100:88 votes. Contrary to what this vote suggests, the entire Parliament was united behind the decision to proclaim independence. The Social Democrats were only dissatisfied with the rapid procedure. The new Soviet Russian government recognized Finland's independence on December 31, 1917.
This example was followed by the majority of European countries. As a consequence of gaining independence, there was a constitutional crisis that plunged the country into a civil war that lasted from 27 January to 5 May 1918. Most democratic states recognized Finland's independence after the first Reichstag elections in 1919. (Wikipedia)
In other cultures, such as the German, St. Nicholas, the pondant to the Santa Claus festival in America, is celebrated on December 6th.
Here are a few pleasures for Finnish Independence Day:
In other cultures, such as the German, St. Nicholas, the pondant to the Santa Claus festival in America, is celebrated on December 6th.
Here are a few pleasures for Finnish Independence Day:
FinnWars is a mod that tells the story of World War 2 in Finland against Russia.
It was once one of the most active Battlefield 1942 mods. Sometimes even more than 30 players came to the server in the evening until night. We still know the times when the "FinnWars Mediatraffic Server" was played from 5 pm.
So at a time when most people in Finland have finished work or come home from school.
We would be happy to welcome you on the server, don't miss it and become part of the community! Mark the 6th of December in bold in your calendar! (Thanks to "Ruuga")
Autor: Jan Paul
Source: moddb.com and battlefield.pl
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