Joined: Nov 25, 2013
Posts: 55
Location: canadn
ok im having issues with the new maps and old ones after the new download yeaterday
im rubber banding way to much. i was woundering if there is a way to move my game files to a temp drive
so that i can redo my system and then put the files back on a ssd drive with out having to re download the game
which would take me days to do,?
my ping is good in game i cleaned out everything with cc cleaner and norton pulse malwarebytes and im still having the same problem
with the rubber banding effect. as i said i dident have this problem untill the new download .
thanks
firefly380
Joined: May 31, 2011
Posts: 2631
Location: Fort McMurray, AB
From EA Answers HQ:
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copy the entire Battlefield 4 install folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 4)
over to another drive.
After installing your OS, download and install the Origin client.
Login to the client and start downloading BF4, when the Kbs are "ticking"
pause the download and exit Origin.
Copy the BAttlefield 4 folder back to the location of Origin.
Open the Origin client and start the download again.
Origin checks the existing files and skips then if in order.
The "download" should complete very fast and the game
wil be installed.
I did this with BF3, and when i copied the fiels back to new drive and start Origin again, a 'download' progress start, but all it did was check the files. May want to also do a Repair Install, just in case. I'm kinda sad to say, but I had some wonky issues with BF4 when it first came out. I tried a repair, many different settings, etc. Finally I deleted it and Origin, removed all traces of it,a dn grabbed the whole 30+gb again, and now it works great.
You may also want to backup your current C:\Users\[username]\Documents\Battlefield 4\ folder so you don't have to set your controls again.
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Joined: Nov 25, 2013
Posts: 55
Location: canadn
alright thanks,
will have to save alot more then just bf4 lol
Joined: May 31, 2011
Posts: 2631
Location: Fort McMurray, AB
Oh yes, you will. I too, am waitingfor new SSD, adf every time I do a format, I start backing up my files; savegames, bookmarks, emails, customised files, those pain in teh butt tweaks, etc. But i always, ALWAYS overlook something If thi8s is your first SSD, be sure to look at soem SSD tweak guides, and make sure you have AHCI enabled on your motherboard before isntalling your OS
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