Just recently managed to score myself a copy of Halo 2, new mint condition, as left over surplus inventory for only $15 at an electronics store called Fry's Electronics, now I'm trying to play it. I'm running Windows 10 and read up on the lack of windows live support (they haven't fixed that yet, have they?) and stumbled upon your site and launcher. So here I am. First I noticed the download section doesn't detail what the various downloads do. Can anybody help me out there? Also does your launcher update the game automatically? Do I still need the official patches?
Try reading up on this guide here: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3820
Should have everything you need to know.
Should have everything you need to know.
Whoooo! Thats's a relief, the launcher auto updates. Thought I botched the installation for a second. What about the other downloads on that main page. I read about some of the accessory utilities, like mouse thing. Is that what those are? I also notice you have some gfwl updates on there so I assume some of the stuff is obsolete.
BluTrainer is used for Flycam purposes
Disable Aim Assist is used to disable the aim assist function that controllers utilize.
Custom Map Adder is in the name
No Hands/Guns is in the name
H2V FOV is used to change FOV if you require it.
H2 Resizer is used to resize the game window (only used when game is windowed)
Super Sensitivity is used to increase your look sensitivity beyond the threshold of 10 (if you require it)
And all the xlive zips are required if you either want to play campaign or replace xlive.dll (xlive 32/64 do not go in your game's directory, they go elsewhere, i believe somewhere in C:/Windows)
Disable Aim Assist is used to disable the aim assist function that controllers utilize.
Custom Map Adder is in the name
No Hands/Guns is in the name
H2V FOV is used to change FOV if you require it.
H2 Resizer is used to resize the game window (only used when game is windowed)
Super Sensitivity is used to increase your look sensitivity beyond the threshold of 10 (if you require it)
And all the xlive zips are required if you either want to play campaign or replace xlive.dll (xlive 32/64 do not go in your game's directory, they go elsewhere, i believe somewhere in C:/Windows)