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Outgunned by Counter-Strike, left for dead by the rise of the new hybrids, the old deathmatch stalwarts no longer rule the domain they forged, forced to scrabble for third and fourth place like rats competing for scraps.Quake, for its part, has bowed out quietly, Quake 4 now confirmed as a primarily single-player affair. Luckily, UT doesn’t play that way. The third game in the series, Unreal Tournament 2004. is currently nearing completion. It’s packed full of new ideas, it's as polished as a brass knocker and it has a whole new generation of online shooters set firmly in its sights.

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Biblical Proportions

UT2004 is set to be the most complete multiplayer shooter package ever assembled. Extending its remit to include vehicles and new teamplay modes. UT2004 is hoping to outgun the likes of Battlefield 1942 and PlanetSide and ride the trend of large-scale teambased gaming. At the same time, the game bolsters its support for all the established fan favourites, offering a shedload of new maps, character models, skins and gameplay tweaks. Add to this all the existing content from UT2003 and the various upgrade packs, and suddenly you have an all-you-can-eat FPS buffet of extraordinary proportions. Game modes now take in Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, CTF, Domination, Bombing Run, Mutant, Last Man Standing, Assault and the new Onslaught, along with countless mutators, variations and fan-created mods. There’s depth and girth here to make any pomstar proud.We met up with Epic Games this month to play the new game and chat with the lads, who were extremely excited about their big new package. 'There were 37 maps in UT2003' enthuses Epic vice president Mark Rein.

'There’s more than 37 new maps in UT2004. So, there will be more new content in UT2004 than in the whole of the previous game. And you get all that in there too.'It’s massive bang for your buck, euro or currency of choice,' chips in Jay Wilbur, strategic advisor to Epic Games.

'Plus, we’re better now at making maps with this technology,' beams Mark. 'So all the maps are improvements over those in UT2003. It’s not just more for the sake of more - they look better, they play smoother. Even our deathmatch maps are our best deathmatch maps ever.'

Having only played a couple of the new deathmatch maps, we’re hard pushed to verify this claim, though certainly the ones we've seen seemed focused and playable. Some of the maps in UT2003 lost their way in their desire to show off the graphical clout of the new engine - think of the soaring trees of Tokara Forest and the complex terrain of DM-Antalus. Though stunning, they didn't prove all that much fun to play, and it’s this that Epic is clearly trying to avoid in UT2004.

A Classic Reborn

However, the real killer content for UT2004 consists in the two new team-based game modes - Assault and Onslaught. The first of these will be instantly familiar to fans of the original game, as it’s a direct remake of one of the old and much-loved UT modes. Basically speaking, Assault pits two teams against each other in an objective-led struggle for domination - Team A attacks a series of objectives and Team B defends them. The key to its popularity the first time round was the cleverly designed maps, which offered a brilliant tactical atmosphere as attackers advanced and retreated through the choke points, inching in fits and starts towards their objective.This time, the maps are bigger, more dynamic and far more varied in style, at least one actually taking place in space, replete with nimble fighter ships and frenzied dog fighting.

'All of the new Assault levels are designed to represent famous historical battles from the Unreal universe,' explains Mark. 'The Mothership level is a battle from the original Unreal, which takes advantage of some of our space-borne vehicles. It’s totally different from anything we’ve had in an Unreal game before. As the attackers you're the humans, while the mothership is manned with Skaarj. At the start you’re in a spaceship, while the Skaarj players have a choice of manning turrets or jumping in their own attack ships to fend you off.' 'The old Assault mode was fast, it was quick,' clarifies Jay. 'In the new mode there are multiple layers and multiple objectives. In the Mothership level you have to destroy the shield generators while fighting in space, then land in the docking bay. Then you’re running around inside the mothership and there's another set of objectives to complete.'

Each of the levels also has one or more secondary objectives. In Mothership, once you’ve breached the docking bay and boarded the ship, you can go and shut the Grav Units off, which causes all sorts of hilarity and headaches for the defenders. It allows the attacking team to float in through air-ducts as well as streaming down the catwalks, and a stack of conveniently placed crates starts to drift around as well. In some maps you can create forward spawn points, as in Enemy Territory. 'We’ve worked hard to make Assault play longer and cooler.' says Jay. 'But without losing a sense of focus.'A host of new devices have also been introduced to make Assault as accessible as possible. Each map has a fly-through tutorial (a kind of voiced walkthrough) for complete newcomers, while bloody great arrows point you in the right direction during the game. Best of all though, you can press the 'N’ key at any time to send a small glowing wisp off in the direction of the next objective. Follow the wisp and you'll never get lost again.

Car Wars

The second new game mode added to UT2004 is Onslaught, a sprawling vehiclebased affair that borrows ideas from Battlefield 1942, PlanetSide and Enemy Territory while retaining a distinct flavour of its own. Of all the new features in UT2004, this is without doubt the most significant, and Epic is doing its damnedest to get it right.'Onslaught is a game type we developed to really show off the vehicles we’ve put in the game,' explains Jay. 'It's team-based and multi-objective-based. Each team starts out with a power core, and the two cores are linked by a network of power nodes that spans the map. Your goal is to capture a number of nodes to make a direct chain between your power core and the enemy’s power core. Once you’ve got that direct chain set up you can attack the enemy’s core and destroy it.'

It may sound complicated on paper, but the Onslaught gameplay ts instantly recognisable in practice. It's essentially just a more organised, futuristic version of Battlefield 1942. Instead of running around randomly trying to control all the points at once, you advance gradually from one side of the map to the other, always knowing which point you need to capture next. To capture an open node you simply run across it, after which it will slowly power up to full strength (though you can use the alt-fire on the link gun to speed it up), and to take an enemy's node you first have to reduce its power to zero by blasting the crap out of it. It’s simple, potentially very tactical and already fun.

Give Me More

Much of the jollity in Onslaught arises from piloting the new vehicles (see boxout), though as there aren’t always enough rides to go around, you often find yourself trudging about on foot. This can be frustrating, but there are at least some cool new weapons to keep you occupied. There’s the bulky AVRiL. or Anti-Vehicle Rocket Launcher, which is capable of taking most vehicles out with one or two of its homing rockets. There are the sticky grenades, which can be stuck all over a vehicle or enemy and detonated remotely, and then there are the awesome Spider Mines, undoubtedly our favourite new weapon. These little critters are semi-autonomous robots that can be fired at the ground and left to their own devices. If there are no enemies around they'll sit and wait, but as soon as one wanders in their vicinity they'll come to life and launch an explosive kamikaze attack at their face.

Onslaught is quite a departure from the traditional UT gameplay. Without it. and to a lesser extent the recharged Assault mode. UT2004 would be very much a straight expansion pack. Whether these new modes are enough to challenge the likes of Battlefield 1942 remains to be seen, though there’s no denying they’ve already produced a lot of laughs in the office.Luckily, we don't have to wait long to find out. as the game is very nearly complete. We fully expect to have the UK's first review of UT2004 in our very next issue, so tune in then for our definitive verdict.

The Power Of Voice

Epic Revives The Oral Tradition With Voice-Controlled Bots

UT2004 features potentially one of the coolest developments in squad-based games in years: voice-controlled Al bots. Put simply, this allows you to forego keyboard shortcuts for commanding Al players, and shout at them through a headset instead. So, if you're about to make a brave dash for an objective, you could turn to your computer-controlled cohorts and bellow: 'Alpha, cover me. Delta, attack the objective. Gamma, hold position.' Or something like that.

Epic has been reluctant to talk about the feature until recently, as the technology has needed a lot of fine-tuning, but they’re now happy to start bragging.'We considered it absolutely necessary for the new game, but it didn’t actually come into fruition until recently,' says Jay Wilbur. 'You’ve only got a limited set of commands - it’s not like those talking typewriter things where you can train it to understand your voice, ft's more like those telephones that you can pick up and tell it 'call so-and-so’. It works really well.'

Other games to offer Al voice recognition include SWAT: Global Strike Team and Rainbow Six 3 on Xbox, but UT2OO4 is set to be the first on PC. Needless to say, we expect to see more of this type of functionality in the future - not just for giving orders to bots, but Issuing a range of commands to the game itself ('open door', 'release chaff', 'launch torpedo', etc), and eventually, perhaps, having something approaching a conversation with bots. In the meantime, it's going to save a lot of time spent faffing around with command menus.

Note: If you are seeking for the links to essential files, see the Essential files section.

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Unreal Tournament 2004 is the third offering in the Unreal Tournament branch of the Unreal franchise. UT2004 is viewed by many as an extension of the work done in Unreal Tournament 2003, retaining most of the maps, characters and gametypes from that release, tweaking various issues that were brought up, and adding a considerable amount of new content: nearly 50 new maps, vehicular combat, the Assault gametype which had been excluded from UT2003, and the new gametype Onslaught. It was initially released on March 16, 2004 for the PC and March 31, 2004 for Mac OS X.

• 1History
• 2Game Content
  • 2.7Characters
  • 2.8Maps
• 3Essential Files
• 4Bonus Content
• 5User Created Content
• 6Additional Information

History

Epic Games was the primary developer for the bulk of UT2004, which consisted mainly of building upon the work done for UT2003. Epic collaborated with several other development studios in the creation of UT2004.

Specifically, Epic developed the new user interface, VoIP, voice command support for bots, 31 new characters, 31 new maps, design and implementation of the Assault gametype for inclusion in UT2004 (including new vehicles and turrets), and the new Sniper Rifle.

Psyonix designed and implemented the Onslaught gametype (including new vehicles, weapons and the Energy Turret), 7 maps for the Onslaught gametype, and the new model for the Translocator

Digital Extremes created 13 new maps and two new characters, as well as the new HUD design and new models for the Assault Rifle, Shock Rifle, and Link Gun.

Streamline Studios designed the single-player introduction cutscene and collaborated with Psyonix on ONS-Torlan.

Originally, UT2004 was supposed to be backwards compatible with UT2003: 2003 players could play on 2004 servers and vice versa. Due to the massive changes present in the 2004 engine (mainly due to the vehicles: some vehicle code was present in 2003 but was cut due to time constraints), compatibility was eventually dropped before release.

Demo

Epic released the demo for UT2004 on February 11th, 2004, originally including five maps from the game's library.

The game went gold on March 4th, 2004, and was released 11 days later on March 15th, 2004.

On September 24th, 2004, Epic released an updated version of the demo, using the (at the time) latest codebase for UT2004, Version 3334. Besides the obvious inclusion of many bugfixes and adjustments from the retail version, it added some new vehicles from the Editor's Choice Edition, as well as added two more maps to play, for a grand total of Seven:

Release Details

• March 15, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC) - Six-CD set
• March 15, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC) - Single-DVD
• March 15, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC) - Limited Special Edition - 2-DVD set with Logitech Internet Chat Headset and a series of UnrealEd video tutorials developed by 3DBuzz.
• March 31, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 (Mac OS X) - single-DVD
• April 13, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC) - 2 DVD set
• September 21, 2004 - Unreal Tournament 2004 Editors Choice Edition - included three new vehicles, four new Onslaught maps, six new characters, and several selected community mods - See below
• September 23, 2004 - Editors Choice Edition material available for free download for owners of the original release of UT2004
• December 2, 2005 - Mega Bonus Pack released online - including patch to v3369, the Editors Choice Edition material, and several new maps - See below
• November 6, 2006 - released as a portion of the Unreal Anthology collection

Reception

The game enjoyed massive initial success and critical acclaim, being selected as Multiplayer Game of the Year by several publications. Still, UT2004 was not seen as a true successor to Unreal Tournament by some fans. In particular, many players disliked the floatier game mechanics and increased dodging abilities compared to UT that made it much more difficult to hit skilled opponents with non-hitscan weapons.

Over time, the number of people playing online began to dwindle. This was due to a variety of factors, including some players who felt that UT2004 was a mixed bag of fixes and lingering issues from UT2003. By 2009, most gamers moved on to other games leaving UT2004 with a mostly dead online scene, outside of Onslaught, TAM/Freon, Invasion and Assault Trials.

Game Content

Engine

Upon release, the demo for UT2004 utilized build 3120 of the Unreal Engine 2. The most recent patch of the demo utilizes build 3334.

Upon release, UT2004 utilized build 3186 of the Unreal Engine 2. The Editors Choice Edition utilized build 3323, and the Mega Pack utilizes build 3369, the latest patch to UT2004.

Several middleware engines are incorporated into UT2004, including:

• Pixomatic Software Renderer
• Karma Physics Engine
• OpenAL Audio System
• LIPsinc Facial Animation Software

Music

Will Nevins (Sound Design Group, SDG-), Kevin Riepl (KR-) and Starsky Partridge (Level#) are credited for working on the music in Unreal Tournament 2004.

For the full list of music in UT2004, see Unreal music#Unreal Tournament 2004.

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Gametypes

Unreal Tournament 2004 has nearly a dozen gametypes available:

Weapons

Unreal Tournament 2004 sports an extensive array of weapons, combining updated classic weapons from Unreal Tournament, newer weapons from UT2003, and all-new weapons. Several weapons were designed specifically for use in vehicle-based gametypes, and typically appear only in those gametypes. Superweapons can be turned off as an option, and so they may or may not appear in-game depending on the server setup.

Vehicles

Unreal Tournament 2004 has a wide variety of land-based and aerial vehicles which are featured in the Assault, Onslaught, and VCTF gametypes:

• Manta

  A small, light hovering vehicle. Its ability to crush players and a plasma cannon makes it powerful against both infantry and larger, slower vehicles.

• Scorpion

  A fast, versatile convertible that fires out deadly plasma bolas that wrap around their target.

• Hellbender

  A durable Jeep that seats 3. Feared for both its chainable skymines and, with the right crew, deadly sniping capabilities.

• Paladin

  A tank primarily useful for defense. Has a directional shield that can absorb all but the most powerful attacks.

• Goliath

  An offensive tank with a minigun turret mounted on top. Devastating to infantry, vehicle, core and node alike.

• SPMA

  A long range artillery vehicle with a remote camera. Introduced in the Editor's Choice Edition.

• Leviathan

  A monster on the battlefield, its presence is immediate - and if it's not, tell that to its Ion Cannon that can take out a core in two shots.

• Raptor

  A flying vehicle with a plasma cannon and missiles that home in on other flying or hovering vehicles.

• Cicada

  A quick, gutsy bomber, the Cicada can dip underneath the edge of the terrain, only to rise up and launch its lethal payloads.

• Human Space Fighter

  Used by the attackers in AS-Mothership in the first section of the map, a large space battle.

• Skaarj Space Fighter

  Similar to the Human Space Fighters, but used by the defending team.

• Ion Plasma Tank

  This vehicle was only used in the Assault map AS-Glacier as the primary objective. It charges and fires a large ion blast similar to the Leviathan, but does not need to be stationary to do so.

• Bulldog

  The bulldog was included in a test map in UT2003, but was not playable in UT2004. It was featured in two of the Assault maps as part of the map architecture though.

• TC-1200

  A joke vehicle that was not used on any of the stock maps. Consists of a toilet on wheels, with no weapons.

• Phoenix

  This vehicle was not normally playable, but was an unmanned bomber called in with the Target Painter.

Teams

• Black Legion

  The Black Legion is made up of the hideously deformed subjects of weaponized genetic mutation tests. This year, they have a new leader, Abaddon, the current pinnacle of achievement of this line of experiments.

• Blood Fist

  The only team in the Tournament acknowledged to be entirely cybernetic, Blood Fist warriors have their programming upgraded each year, and have become more and more lethal.

• Fire Storm

  The Mokara are respected and feared as warriors. The Mokara's elite fighting unit, Fire Storm, sends a team of their best soldiers to the Tournament each year.

• Goliath

  With the success of Gorge's Juggernauts in last year's Tournament, Axon Research Corporation is now sponsoring Goliath in hopes of producing an all Juggernaut finals.

• Hellions

  Once feared and reviled throughout human space as pirates and renegades, the Hellions seek to gain respectability as a mercenary outfit. They've entered the Tournament to demonstrate their capabilities to potential customers.

• Iron Guard

  Brock and Lauren joined forces with Malcolm during his reign as Tournament champion. Infighting and recrimination over their stunning defeat in last year's Tournament led to the dissolution of that team. Now, Brock and Lauren have returned leading their old team, the Iron Guard.

• Iron Skull

  This year, the Skaarj Empire is represented by the Iron Skull clan, who seek to regain honor after long being held responsible for the loss of the Skaarj Mothership during the Human/Skaarj wars.

• Juggernauts

  Gorge is determined to prove that his one year reign as Tournament Champion is no fluke, and he has re-assembled the Juggernaut team he led to the championship. Axon Research Corporation has made armor and bio-genetic upgrades to the Juggernauts design for this year's Tournament.

• Sun Blade

  Sun Blade is comprised of former Temple Guardians and veterans of the Desert Legion. They see victory in the Tournament as their only hope for burial and eternal life in the Valley of Kings on Luxor IV.

• Super Nova

  Super Nova, a team of mercenaries from the Seventh Mercenary Fleet, has entered the Tournament to pay off their debts to the Izanagi Corporation.

• The Corrupt

  Xan Kriegor was long regarded as invincible, until Malcolm defeated him in the fourth officially recognized Tournament finals. After a long hiatus, he has returned to lead the Liandri team, The Corrupt, back to the championship. Xan is sitting out the early rounds, which he perceives as beneath his attention.

• Thunder Crash

  Following his well publicized break-up with long-time teammates Brock and Lauren, Malcolm has returned to lead his old team, Thunder Crash. Malcolm is currently rehabilitating an injury sustained in last year's championship match, but he is expected to be healthy in time for the Tournament Finals.

Characters

Maps

Unreal Tournament 2004 features almost all of UT2003's maps and then doubles its numbers with new content. 55 new maps are added to the existing 51, with another 15 maps becoming available through free bonus packs. These bring the total number of official maps to a whopping 121.

Single-Player

Check the UT2004 Single Player page for info.

Essential Files

Here you will find all the links to the downloads of the essential files for your Unreal Tournament 2004 installation.

Patches

• Unreal Tournament 2004 Patch 3369 for Windows. Note: this must be installed before the 64bit patch if you have an x64 OS; you don't need it if you have the MegaPack or the Anthology version of UT2004.
• Unreal Tournament 2004 Patch 3369 for Windows x64 Editions. Note: this must be installed after the usual Windows 3369 patch; the increase in performance is questionable; Uses newer drivers not fully supported by UT2004; Requires Windows x64 editions.
• Unreal Tournament 2004 Patch 3369.2 for Linux.
• Unreal Tournament 2004 Patch 3369 for Macintosh. Note: already includes ECE 1.1 Bonus Pack.

Other Patches

• Unreal Tournament 2004 X-Fi Sound Blaster Patch - Patch released by Creative to take advantage of X-Fi Sound Blaster sound cards.
• Unreal Tournament 2004 Logitech G15 Patch - Adds support for Logitech G15 keyboards. Note: not compatible with the X-Fi patch.

Dedicated Server

• Unreal Tournament 2004 Dedicated Server 3339 for All OSs. Note: you'll need to get a dedicated server key in order to advertise your UT2004 dedicated server to the official master server list and be included in UT2004 stats.

Bonus Packs

For the contents, see #Bonus Content.

• UT2004 Mega Pack for Windows. Includes all Editor's Choice Edition bonus content, the latest patch v3369 and nine new maps.
• UT2004 Mega Pack for Linux. Identical to Windows one, but for Linux.

Bonus Maps

• Streamline Bonus Map: AS-Confexia. A massive vehicle-based Assault map from Streamline Studios, the creators of ONS-Torlan.
• Epic Bonus Map: DM-Forbidden. David Spalinski of Epic Games has teamed up with community mapper Warbeast this DM map set on an airship high above a city.
• Epic Bonus Map: ONS-Icarus. Onslaught map by Chris 'Plutonic' Blundell.
• Digital Extremes Bonus Map: CTF-DE-LavaGiant2. This is the only UT2003 map that wasn't included in UT2004 due to collision holes during conversion. This version has the collision holes fixed and the map has been converted to support UT2004.

Community Maps

• Ultimate Community Map Packs. Includes 44 professional maps in 4 map packs for UT2004. A single file for all can be downloaded too.
• DM-TheDeck2004. One of the Ownage maps in UT2004's in-game community tab.

Demo Version

Bonus Content

Windows XP Bonus Maps

Two maps were released by Epic mappers Clawfist and Nathillien through Gamespot using an installer that limited limited itself to Windows XP. The maps were soon redistributed by others without the installer, allowing anyone to use them. The maps in this package were ONS-Aridoom and ONS-Ascendancy.

Editor's Choice Edition

The editor's choice edition of Unreal Tournament 2004 was a 2-DVD special edition of the game with some bonus content, including four Onslaught maps, three Onslaught vehicles, six new characters, and eleven mods. The second disc included the same video tutorials included with the special edition of the initial release.

Soon after the ECE went on sale, the bonus game content - minus the tutorial videos - was made available for download by existing owners of the game. The three new vehicles, the SPMA, Cicada, and Paladin, able to be used in stock and XP maps through the Bonus Vehicles mutator. Also included were four new maps using the vehicles, ONS-Adara, ONS-IslandHop, ONS-Tricky, and ONS-Urban. Most of the mods included in the ECE were winners or finalists in Epic's Make Something Unreal Contest. The user created mods included in this release were:

Mega Pack

The Mega Pack contains the ECE Bonus Pack, UT2004 patch 3369 and some Assault, Capture the Flag and Deathmatch maps. The maps are special editions of maps originally made by community mappers. The Assault maps were upgraded with intros and announcements by the original female announcer voice.

User Created Content

Epic Games has always supplied modding tools such as the Unreal Editor to developers as well as modders. There are many websites out there full of user created content available to download. Some sites specialize in Unreal series games or specific types of files.

Custom Map Sites

• Insite - Large archive of maps with in-depth reviews. No longer updated.
• Unreal Playground - Alpha, beta, and complete maps can be uploaded. Some maps are reviewed by staff members.
• MapRaider - Users can upload maps, rate them, comment on them, or do in-depth reviews. The site also includes maps for many other games.
• Map Factory - Users can upload maps, rate them, and comment on them. The site also includes maps for many other games.

Custom Player Model Sites

• Skin City - Possibly the largest collection of player models and skins for all the Unreal Tournament games.

Mixed Custom Content Sites

• File Front - File Front's Unreal Tournament 2004 section has a very well organized collection of models, maps, mutators, vehicles and other files. Filefront also has a specialized portal for Unreal series games.
• UT Zone - UT Zone hosts a large number of UT2004 files and specializes in files for the Unreal series of games. It is a German-language site but has a language chooser at the bottom of the page for English speakers.
• GameBanana - Uploaded files do not require approval by an admin or moderator and can be updated by the uploader as needed. The site has a good collection of maps and skins, as well as other UT2004 files.

Additional Information

System Requirements

• Pentium III or AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz processor (Pentium® or AMD 1.2GHz or greater recommended)
• 128MB RAM (256MB RAM or greater recommended)
• 5.5GB HDD space REQUIRED
• 8X CD-ROM or DVD
• Windows® compatible sound card
• 32 MB video card required (64 MB NVIDIA or ATI hardware T&L card recommended)
• DirectX® version 9.0b (included on game disc)
• Internet (TCP/IP) and LAN (TCP/IP) play supported. Internet play requires a 33.6 kbps or faster modem (broadband recommended)

Trivia

• UT2003 and UT2004 share most of the same content and codebase, though UT2004 contains much more content.

  Unreal Tournament 2004 sought to remedy some of the complaints with the gameplay in Unreal Tournament 2003. One of the most influential changes to the core gameplay was change in the weaponswitch speed. This change prevented players from switching weapons quickly in order to increase their rate of fire. There was also a major change in the netcode, which better accommodates vehicle gametypes and large player counts, but 'broke' compatibility with UT2003 and any mods that were designed to use UT2003 netcode.

• According to Icculus, the Unreal Tournament 2004 installer for Linux is based in the one done for Unreal Tournament 2003.
• According to this PlanetUnreal article, the Necris were going to be shipped with he game. In the end, only two of them were included as part of the ECE Bonus Pack.

UT2004 and Windows 7 Firewall Issues

You may find while trying to play UT2004 in Windows 7, that you are unable to even get to the server browser because of a message indicating that the Windows Firewall does not have an exception for the game. Even after allowing UT2004 through the firewall, the game will still not work. To fix this, you must add the following to your UT2004.ini:

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References

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