Well, they have done some excellent work with this game performance for us Mac users;

I am running a 6 year old Digital Audio G4 with 1.5GB of cas2-2-2-6 ram, Sonnet Duet dual 1.8ghz and a BFG 7800GS AGP at 425/1250.. And the full game runs as smoothly at maxxed 1920x1200 as my 2.3ghz Athlon 7800GTX powered PC ran the Demo two years ago.

The patch has not done anything as it seems to have dealt mostly with multiplayer exploits. Just wanted to let Powermac people know to not be afraid of this game due to its previous reputation for horrible performance on the PC. Only reason to avoid it would be if you're already burned out by games like the previous Call of Duty or Medal of Honor.

I don't really blame them for stating a G5 processor as a requirement as most G4 systems are soo feeble that its not worth trying. ....But saying that, if you have a G5 (or heavily upgraded dual G4) with a nvidia 6800GT or better you should have a decent experience with this game.

First of all, the requirements for COD2 (Call of Duty 2) are deceiving as this game will run on a G4 (provided your G4 has been heavily upgraded). I'm using a G4 Digital Audio Mac, with a DUAL 1.8GHz Processor from Sonnet Technologies, a OWC Modified Version of the ATI Radeon 9600 AGP Video Graphics Card with 64Mb of memory (IMPORTANT NOTE: this grapgics card was originally designed for G5's but converted and adapted for G4 use ONLY and it is available at www.macsales.com ) plus 1.25Gb of RAM. Also, I've used this game on two different type hard drives - a Firewire 400 External Hard drive from Fantom Drives and a ATA 133 Internal Hard Drive connected to a ATA 133 PCI Hard Drive Card.

Having said this, COD2 runs smoothly on my G4 without flaw, and I have to admit it is the best WW2 War game yet made by Asypr. This new generation of software games reflect a quality that is fast pace and more detailed, definately superior to the original COD, and it is a huge blast to play (I've only used the single player function to date). I can highly recommend this game to anyone who is looking for an excellant quality war game!

Nice, the demo for COD 2.0 runs wonderfully on my G5 2.5 and at pretty decent speeds on my 2GHz Macbook too!

Willl this update alos update my UO? Cause I don't want that.

Great game. I have a quicksilver 867 G4, with an ATI 8500 video card, and about 1.2 gB of ram. It plays fine at the highest settings for every option, provided it's the only thing running. This and many of my other games run great ever since I started using Cocktail to daily clean caches and repair permissions.I only play single player, but many of the sp mods I've downloaded don't run at all. The game also sounds incredible through a good pair of speakers and subwoofer especially when there's artillery shells landing all around.

I had a problem installing the Call of Duty 1.3 patch, won't install despite trying different directories and reinstallation of the program.

I finally discovered it was in conflict with the Call of Duty 2 Demo, which I had previously downloaded. This demo shares some of the same folder names as the full game. I removed the demo and the patch installed.

I've seen others with the same problem, but did not find a solution with online searches.