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This is probably my first post since I have started playing Battlefield 2. Not without it’s flaws, this game is still incrediably addicting. Mainly because the way team play is handled. Well this isn’t a review so I am just going to show you how to get your BF2 stats.

First off a friend sent me this little link they will extract your stats into a flat file.

http://bf2web.gamespy.com/ASP/getplayerinfo.aspx?nick=[YOUR NICK NAME]&info=&debug=tx&transpose=1&nocache=0

Just change [YOUR NICK NAME] to your user name and you will see your stats in a flat file.

To get the same data in a more usable XML file, I installed a PHP script that will generate the stats in XML. Just enter your user name and you will get an XML file of your Battlefield 2 stats.

The uses of this is obvious. Bragging rights, you can show off your stats in the real world. But it’s not presentable yet. Fortunately the good people at Ausgamers.com created a site to graphically view your BF2 stats. It’s still in beta mode however. It’s missing some graphics, mainly the anti-tank icon. And at the time of this writing you can’t lookup your account with your user name. Just your PID. This is where the aforementioned links come in. Click on the above link, enter your user name, and copy your PID. It’s the number right before your user name.

Now either enter your PID on this site or replace [Your PID] with your real PID in this link http://bf2stats.ausgamers.com/stats/[YOUR PID].

As a bonus you can even display your stats on your site or in a signature. Like this:

UPDATE:
Yet another stats site. http://bf2s.com/

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