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Seems you didn't set up port forwarding correctly. And I can't see your server here: Movie Battles II Server List Please post screenshots of your PF settings.

Now output look like it's supposed to look. Ask your friend to connect your server directly, by opening console using Shift + ~ (aka Shift + `), and typing /connect YOUR_IP:PORT Then tell us what exactly happened after he pressed enter. Quote any (error) messages exactly and entirly.

Is that all the output? There should be much more. Make sure you actually do have a command that load some map in your config. It usually look like: map mb2_lunarbase If your server does not run any map, your server won't be visible, obviously.

There are threads about keybinds already: Keybind Thread Which keys are you using for class specials?

I want to point out that those servers became available when I changed my masterserver to master.jkhub.org: When master server is down... I'm not so sure that this is something on BlueFang's end. Maybe you guys, or your hoster, accidentally banned BlueFang's IP range with firewall? Or probably...

If you're using Wi-Fi, try using a cable to connect your PC to a router instead. Try different servers. Check do you have high ping in other games. Usually, lag/ping issues nave nothing to do with 'patch bugs'. More likely, they are caused by hardware on user end, by ISP's problems, or by some...

Mando flying with Arc's launcher was pretty entertaining :D

It should be firewall. Make sure firewall is turned off and try again. Try different servers from here: Movie Battles II Server List Make sure you type both IP and port in console with /connect command.

You mean "VM_Create on game failed"? Or some other message? Go here: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide , scroll to "VM_Create on UI Failed" and try all the suggestions. Oh, and this part isn't clear for me: Do NOT use menu item "Create server" from client game at all. Just run...

Shut down all game (client) instances before running a server. Also, Read this carefully: [Guide] Port Forwarding

Please stop putting unoptimized, frame-dropping, not-really-necessary models into my MBII =\ It seems that quality (in technical terms, like having LODs) control for new models is... uh... let's say, it's kinda relaxed these days. I want it to get more attention. Since it's a model for much...

And don't forget about

Really not sure about #2, but #1 should be implemented asap. Moving faster while crouching compared to regular walking doesn't make any sense.

A yet another clan which has more ranks than actual members?

There is a working link in Tompa's thread: Tompa´s Workshop and WIP Alternatively, you can send a message to The Punisher on jkhub, asking for the model you want: The Punisher - Viewing Profile - JKHub

MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

I'm not sure that this is really necessary -- moving files warning is already present, it can be simply modified to mention base folder. But more detailed warning won't hurt, indeed. My point is, no matter is there more verbose confirmation or not, there should be an option to treat base folder...

From my point of view, droideka is just a very special class, that cannot balanced properly for every scenario. In some situations, it's overpowered and destroys opponents easily; In other cases, it run out of options and dies fast. Some people would say that this can applied to any other class...

Wait, what? You told me "... and this work", so I assumed your MBII does work normally now. So do you have any issues now, yes or no? If you do, perform exactly what I suggested.

Indeed it worked, because "Jedi Academy\GameData" folder absolutely, positively MUST NOT have any of "cgamex86.dll", "jampgamex86.dll", "uix86.dll" files, unless you know exactly what are you doing. For some reason, there were dlls from base JA in "Jedi Academy\GameData". JAMP is designed...