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MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here. Make sure "Jedi Academy\GameData\mbii.x86.exe" isn't blocked by a firewall and anti-virus.

Hey, that's not funny, bro. Russian government is obsessed with censored, including censorship on the Internet. They block everything: political opinions they don't like, news sites those show events the way the authority doesn't like, torrent-trackers, memes, porn, jokes, etc etc. They don't...

Where exactly MBIILauncher.exe is? Copy-paste full path. Try switching to MBII Client: MBII Launcher => Settings => uncheck "Steam integration" (skip if there's no such checkbox) => Engine => MBII Client => Play.

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

Still doesn't work on my PC (Beeline). But I still can access forums from my smartphone (Megafon), and moviebattles.org is available via free Wi-Fi in a public transportation (NetByNet and Maxima-Telecom). So it's not quite right to say that MBII forums are blocked for the whole country, it's...

Nope. Unlike RTV, this is not a Python script, it's .NET application. The only chance to run it on Linux is Mono.

Oh hi guys, I've just come home from work, turned on my computer to visit these forums like I'm used to, but instead of discussions about Movie Battles II I got only an error message :( When I tried connecting via proxy, site loaded without any trouble. After some short research, I found out...

Or, more precisly, it's need to open a port that your server use. Usually port is set in command line, via net_port parameter. While 29070 is used more often than any other port, server owners can select other ports, whatever they like. Port forwarding must be configured according to that...

Interesting... Are you sure game crashes exactly when you're trying opening a console? Are you sure you're running Steam version? Maybe you have double installation, Steam and CD, and CD version is getting launched accidentally?

What? Already answered here: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide Please read the FAQ before posting new threads. Do NOT try hosting a server from game menu. It simply does not have all the maps you really have. Hosting Server: Windows Hosting Server: Linux Not all maps appear in...

So what? This is exactly what should happen. Also, if you're trying host a server by using menu/game client, don't. You must download additional binaries separately. Hosting Server: Windows Hosting Server: Linux

It's already answered here: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide

If you're getting same "Please start game via launcher..." error ALL THE TIME, read an information by the link I've already posted =\\\ It's all there: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide

Try starting Launcher adding this to the command line: --arch=32 If that won't work, forget about MBIILauncher and install the mod manually: Download MBII zip archive: Download Unpack it to : /Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy It means you should end up with paths like...

Still can't understand: does error "Please start the game via launcher..." happen every time game crashes? Or most of the times game does crash without any messages at all? Anyway, MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi...

So what error do you get now, exactly? Is it "Please start the game via launcher...", or something else? If it is "Please start the game via launcher", read this: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide If it is something different, quote the message that appears exactly and entirely, and/or...

I can't see your screenshots. Upload them to some good image hosting, like Imgur This is why it's a horrible decision to delete files or folders those belong to software that were previously installed by installation program. Never do it again. Try some third-party software mentioned here: an...

Quote exact message that appears or post a screenshot. Do NOT retell it by your own words. And how exactly do you start installation process? Do you have CD autoplay enabled? If you do, right-click on CD drive, "Browse" => find a file called "setup.exe" or whatever and launch it. See what happens.

Duplicate thread: VOIP? And previous one was started by you as well!

It's already answered: Windows technical FAQ/troubleshooting guide Restart your computer.