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JKJALaunch isn't supposed to download any updates. It's designed only to launch Movie Battles, that's all. You'll need MBIILauncherLIN.exe and Mono to update MBII installation automatically, or you can update manually, like @Spaghetti suggested. Technical Issue - Noob Probs on Mac: App Support...

It seems single-player is getting launched, instead of multi-player. See "Game stops working with message "Z_Free(): Corrupt zone header!"." issue here: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide

Well meme'd, my friend! :D But on a serious note, MBII Client does not have widescreen ratio fix. Also, no problems with minimizing jamp once you set up key combination in Launcher or have third-party minimizer installed, and it performs better on potatoes.

OpenJK vs JAMP Technical Issue - Difference between JAMP client and MBII client. Technical Issue - MBII Engine looks worse than JAMP

Your priorities can be seen pretty clearly; I've provided an example from real life, basing on real events. An actual argument. You said nothing that could prove me wrong, just a meaningless sentence "You know nothing about the priorities of the dev team". You just rudely dismissed my concerns...

I'm just being a person who doesn't have a direct access to these forums since Nov, 28. And you are just being somebody who aren't very concerned about those who cannot use your site anymore, to be honest. I just remember you reacted soooooo much faster during memegate, deleting pictures and...

Give away your account to other devs then. Maybe if more players will be affected by this blocking, both you guys and Cloudflare will be more active solving this issue? Ever heard about "too big to fail" idiom?

Holy shit, that's tough. Now I see that *one* demotivation poster about suicide was blocked by Federal Service for the Oversight of Consumer Protection and Welfare. SkyNet is so stupid and/or poor it can't even filter http (not encrypted) requests, so they blocked whole site instead of a single...

Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide Already covered.

Possible reasons of your issue: Your MBII installation is outdated Your Jedi Academy is v1.00, but Movie Battles requires JA 1.01 Your firewall is blocking access to Internet for MBII; Files jamp.exe, jasp.exe, mbii.x86.exe In server list, "Source" filter isn't set to "Internet" Read this...

Your MBII installation is outdated. Please read about "Cannot join a server, "Client and server versions don't match. Client on A.B.C, server on X.Y.Z" message is displayed." issue here: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide

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Actually, there is a calculator to make combining those values easier: MBII smod Value Calculator MBII smod Value Calculator New SMOD values An older version of that calculator is included to official MBII installation, file "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII\MBII Readme.html".

What is your ISP? Beeline? Edit: Yep. Beeline. Not necessary. Different sites are blocked in different ways. Try this: LinkedIn: Log In or Sign Up LinkedIn blocked by Russian authorities

This is not default Steam folder. Try moving Jedi Academy to default Steam folder, it usually look like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy What do you mean, "click on MBII"? You click what, exactly? Launcher? Some .exe file? As I said, try perform exactly these...

I don't understand your question. Please make it more clear. I said what I said. You need install (buy it, pirate it, whatever) Jedi Academy. Jedi Outcast is useless. Those are different games. Remove Movie Battles from Jedi Outcast folder, install it to Jedi Academy folder.

Install what? Do you even have Jedi Academy on your computer? If you do, is there "GameData" folder inside of "Jedi Academy"?

Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide : "Please notice that Jedi Outcast has nothing to do with MBII. It's different games; do not install Movie Battles in JO folder, it will not get you anywhere." Install Jedi Academy, install Movie Battles II to the folder where Jedi Academy is.

Yes, it's possible that sites share same physical server. But it's also possible they are hosted on different machines, because Cloudflare may use traffic forwarding.