Despite my steam hours saying differently, I've been playing this game for around 600+ hours on Origin and have managed to pick up a few startup arguments

Unfortunately due to the current integration with Steam, you'll end up having to launch Origin in order for most of them to work correctly.

To do so:
1. Launch Origin and click on My Games Library
2. Click on your installation and then the little gear icon
3. Under "Advanced Launch Options" enter the commands you wish to apply (be sure to separate each one with a space) and click Save.

To apply these after they fix the integration (Coming soon?):
1. Right-click on the game title under the Library in Steam and select Properties.
2. Under the General tab click the Set launch options... button.
3. Enter the commands you wish to apply (be sure to separate each one with a space) and click OK.


-novid: Skips the company logos when the game is started up

-nomenuvid: Disables the main menu background video.

-fullscreen: Launchs the game in fullscreen mode.

-windowed: Launchs the game in windowed mode.

-noborder: Launchs the game in borderless mode. Use this with -windowed in order to enable borderless windowed.

-height: Set the vertical resolution of the game window. (IE: -height 1080)

-width: Set the horizontal resolution of the game window (IE: -width 1920)

+cl_showfps 1: Shows FPS in the top right corner.


-High: Gives the game a high CPU priority, but can cause issues depending on your system. Only try if every other option for eeking out more frames has been exhausted.

+m_rawinput 1: Enable raw mouse input. Developers have said that raw mouse input is on by default, so it doesn't actually do anything.

+cl_showpos 2: Shows player information in the top left corner. This can be useful for determining things such as player velocity, but is highly distracting.

+mat_sun_color "r g b": Changes the lighting color in the game. Respawn wasn't fond of players using this to gain an advantage by turning down the sun glare. Still, it's fun for messing around so insert different RGB values (IE: 0 0 0 for darker TF1 style lighting) to experiment.

Once upon a time this game did have mods, and even ones that were developer supported! Alas, many of them no longer work without recompiling them yourself but if you're up for it you can go to Shampooh's site here[syampuuh.github.io].
It's actually fairly straightforward so long as you follow the instructions provided.

Additionally TF|2 Icepick is a program that allows the user to mess around with game assets in the maps which people have used to create custom gauntlets, you can find it here[titanfallmods.com].

Oh and if you're the type to enjoy Japanese voices with English subtitles, use
https://mega . nz/file/OYgAlCKD#TxlYIJtb-kyxi5h_tgE9qPZ7uWaJGyXwC6NQp_8iqxU
It's not mine, but it is good

Interested in learning how to mod the game yourself? Try this wiki[noskill.gitbook.io]

And remember pilots;

Speed is life.