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I found a great hack for World in Conflict that I've been dying for ever since I started playing. By default, the camera height is limited to around 40 feet off the ground. You can go anywhere on the battlefield, but you can't go UP to get a better view of things. This hack changes that. It basically sets the camera free, so you can zoom all the way out and have a bird's eye view of the battlefield (just like Supreme Commander...only much better )
The first thing you need to do is change the target of your shortcut to World in Conflict in order to allow access to the developer console while in game. To do this, right-click on your shortcut, select properties, and in the target box where the Operating System is pointing to your WiC executable file, add to the end "-console".
here is a pic showing where to add the text:
When in game, hit the tilde key (~) and this will bring up the console. Type "camerafreedom" and be prepared to experience World in Conflict in an entirely new way. I find this camera mode most useful when playing air, placing TA strikes, and using artillery...but it really is an all around kickass hack. You can use it in both single and multiplayer modes
one final tip..Do the tutorial first to learn the ropes, and don't forget to use the mouse scroll wheel. When you click and hold the scroll wheel, you can change directions ultra fast with the camera...much faster than moving the mouse to the edge of the screen and waiting for it to pan around.
That's it...See you on the battlefield.
My name is -101st-Lawlcaeks
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