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Oh come on man, what jokes? Every community member who visits these forums long enough can confirm how serious person I am.

I guess now @Langerd faced a serious competitor. Boy, I wonder which map is better -- it's soooo intriguing!

Is Intel your only video, or you have something like ATI or NVIDIA? MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

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

I'm don't what causing OP's error, but this thing you're suggesting is completely redundant. Base game has nothing to do with that. Redundant as well... There should be a way to fix it using repair via Launcher and deleting some files that are already on drive (PatchStatus.xml?).

Make a photo using smartphone. MBII => Setup => Video => click "Video mode" until "Custom resolution" appears and enter an exact resolution of your monitor.

Explain what "no luck" does mean. Post screenshots. Anyway, I think "Issue: Mouse is acting weird, movement of cursor on the screen doesn't match mouse movement. Image is cropped, you cannot see right and bottom sides." is related: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide

It's all on my screenshot. You could also just google "how do I open pk3." Google skills is not rocket science. I highly recommend to read this document carefully: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

Oh come on!!! Just look at caption of a window on my screenshot! WinRAR, simple WinRAR. Alternatively, you can use PakScape. Or any other archive software that does support zip files, because .pk3 are just .zip archives with changed extension.

You're not even trying.

Map list in GUI is incomplete: Malachor V map - where is it? And in fact, it's better not to create a server via GUI at all. Use this guide instead: Hosting Server: Windows

Oh have fun there, baby <3 But don't forget, unlike MBII, there will be no respawns, so try not to get killed.

Please post a screenshot of "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy\GameData" folder where all files and folders can be seen.

You're supposed to a get new error message, at least. Quote it. Never use phrasing "like did not work", it doesn't have any valuable information and it is not helping to solve the issue.

Create MBII folder inside GameData.

I've seen this before. [SOLVED] mb2_YavinAssault

Download Launcher from here: Launcher Update Released Place it to "Jedi Academy\GameData". Make sure your anti-virus will not remove it.

It's CLIENT, not game dlls. CLIENTS (=engines) and MODS are different things! MBII Client is based on OpenJK, and it's GPLed as well, indeed; you can find it's source code here: MBII/OpenJK . But there is only source code of the engine there, not actual game -- as I said, Movie Battles is...

MBII isn't based on OpenJK at all, it's based on JAMP SDK by Raven software from 2003, and it's covered by its proprietary EULA. Movie Battles existed for years before OpenJK were even released; MBII started in 2003, OpenJK is from 2013 (or whenever JA source code were opened).