The Elite Force 1.10 Public Beta Test is now closed and it is no longer possible to sign up. Expect the final patch to be released shortly.
Ritual
Entertainment and Activision have teamed up with Ritualistic to give
you the chance to beta test the upcoming 1.10 patch for Star Trek Elite Force II. You will be able to play the updated version of the
game before anybody else and give the developers valuable feedback
on the changes made.
Signing
Up For The Beta
To sign up for the Elite Force 1.10 beta, just fill out the form
below and hit 'Submit'. You will then receive information on where
to get the patch, and access to a number of test servers we have set
up.
In addition, you will be notified periodically of additional test
servers, as well as updates related to the beta test.
If you provide your forum username, you will also get access to a
special forum, where you will be able to discuss the patch and provide
feedback to the developers. The forum will also be updated regularly
with information regarding the beta test. If you don't have a forum
account yet, you can register one on
this page.
ATTENTION: THIS PATCH IS A BETA PATCH and is not supported
by Activision Customer Support. It represents progress made to date
by Ritual Entertainment (the developer of Star Trek Elite Force
II) and addresses many issues regarding Elite Force II's multiplayer
mode.
After installing the patch, you will only be able to connect to
servers using this patch. It will not be possible to play on servers
using older versions of the game.
* - This is a required field.
Note: Your email address will only be used for the purpose of emailing
you the abovementioned information. It will not be passed on to third
parties and will be deleted at the end of the Elite Force II 1.10
beta test.
Hosting a Beta Test Server
We are still looking to add several more test servers around the
world. If you are interested in hosting a server for the beta test,
please contact badman@ritualistic.com.
Serious inquiries only please.
Patch Changelog
Listed below are the fixes and additions contained in the 1.10
beta patch. Please note that these are subject to change as the patch
undergoes further testing and balancing.
1.10 v7
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- Chat issues during map cycle have been resolved. These were not fully resolved in version 6, but are fixed now.
- The message displayed when players running version 1.01 try to log into version 1.10 games.
1.10 v6
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- Taunt frequency reduced to 4 seconds. A cvar command called “mp_minTauntTime” has been added and set at a default of 4 seconds.
- The Ultridium Explosive damage has been increased.
- Chat issues during map cycle have been resolved.
- Mouse speed in menus restored to normal speed.
- Password protection fixed on All Seeing Eye.
- Score dialogue issues at the ends of matches have been resolved. Announcer no longer incorrectly states, “one point remaining.”
- Server will now inform player if they vote to switch to a map that doesn't exist on the server. The player will be given the option to change their vote, and the vote will only count if the player votes for a map that is on the server.
- The issue of custom skins showing up as orientation objects if client does not have the custom skins has been resolved. They will now show up as Munro.
- A cvar command called “cg_viewWeaponBob” has been added to disable weapon bob. It is on by default. Note: weapon bob when strafing has been eliminated permanently and cannot be turned on/off.
- Sniper rifle will no longer automatically zoom out after the player shoots
- Player is now able to turn head bob/sway when strafing on/off. This is done via a cvar called “cg_viewStrafeTilt.” To turn off the bob, set this to 0. The default is 1.
- Player can no longer see 1.01 games when running version 1.1.
1.10 v4
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- CTF Scoring – Scores now only exist to show successful
flag capture and flag recovery. Frags do not count towards winning
or losing a match.
- Dedicated servers no longer require a CD in the drive.
- The reload delay for the sniper rifle has been shortened in the
Disintegration MP game mode.
- The sniper rifle now reloads automatically in all game modes.
It no longer waits for the player to let go of the fire button.
- GameSpy and All-Seeing-Eye support have been fixed (player lists,
players in game).
- Taunt voice distance has been reduced to no more then 20’
from player.
- Shell toggle added for strafe jumping (default on). This can
also be turned on/off via the cvar command, “sv_strafeJumpingAllowed.”
- Lagometer moved to area not covered by HUD (cg_lagometer).
- POV for demo recording adjusted to follow direction player is
looking.
- Outline of chat box over player head when typing is now translucent.
- Hitting REFRESH on the server list will now refresh the list
while maintaining current sorting selection.
- Mouse 4 and 5 are now key-bindable.
- Game can now load machine names .cfg files that contain non-US
characters.
- Saved games issues with long computer names fixed. Long saved
game names are now supported.
- Death will no longer break chat. Player can now chat until respawn
if already typing.
- Issues with delayed flag capture messages (game announcer) have
been resolved.
- Teams are no longer auto-mixed on map restart in multiplayer.
- Vote messages have been made more noticeable.
- “getstatus” and “getinfo xxx” spam console
issues have been resolved.
- Best weapon will now only switch to better weapons.
- If the cvar command “r_displayrefresh” is changed,
it will not return to default settings when player quits game.
- Text chatting in-between CTF rounds (on score screen) has been
added.
- Issues causing server crashes during CTF and team games in multiplayer
have been resolved.
- When reviewing server settings, the detail tab will now show
the currently selected game modifier.
- Autobalancing issues have been resolved.
- Visual graphic indicating that you have the flag in CTF matches
has been enhanced.
- Bot models will show up correctly now if you add them to the
scripts directory and use the extension bot. This works like Quake
3 Arena.
README ISSUES
- FOV will not change on map restarts if set via the cvar command
“userFOV.” The simple “FOV” command is used
by the system, but should not be adjusted by the player.
- Weapon reload times can be eliminated via the cvar command “mp_skipWeaponReloads.”
Setting this to “1” will eliminate all weapon reload
delays.
- Floaty jumping can be disabled by setting the “sv_crouchJumpVelocity”
cvar command to “0.”