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You can. You can create a server in client, using menu (though it's not recommended). You can run simultaneously as many servers (via jampDed.exe or openjkded.exe) as you want, plus run game itself -- and you aren't restricted to single instance, run as many as your hardware allows (but there...

@cult.t A Potato, please go to one of these sites: My IP Information - WhatIsMyIP.com® What Is My IP Address? IP Address Tools and More IP-Secrets - What is my IP? Ваш IP-адрес. Узнать IP адрес, определить IP-адрес, определить свой IP ... And copy-paste your IP address to this thread, like...

Make sure your port forwarding settings aren't outdated. Maybe a router gave new IP address to your computer, but port forwarding is set old one? Sometimes that happens. Maybe you ran game itself, and then started a server. Movie Battles client opens port 29070 by default, so it became...

That's depending on how ban is set. Banning via smod won't stop ICMP from working, indeed, but blocking using firewall will. There was a similar case: [SOLVED] - Server list wont Show...

Well, it dies on last hop. Looks more like ban or some kind of block to me. Let's wait for BG admin to clear this situation.

There is a possibility that you are banned from BG servers, and that's beyond my knowledge -- only somebody of BG admins, @Viserys, for example, can give you a straight answer. But it can be a technical issue, too. Please follow these steps: Start => Run => type and press Enter:cmd New console...

In which list you can't see your server: in-game list or web-list -- Movie Battles II Server List ? Check is your server visible in web-list. Anyhow, the most often reasons why a server doesn't appear in the list are router and firewall. They block incoming connections which are required to...

MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here. Even trough you've said you did installation repair, please post log of repair. Right-click on "Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give...

That's the problem, there is no reliable solution for this issue :(. But you can try switching to MBII Client: MBII Launcher => Settings => uncheck "Steam integration" (skip if there's no such checkbox) => Engine => MBII Client => Play. Also, make sure Launcher is in "Jedi Academy\GameData"...

Uncheck "Steam integration", and then pick MBII Client.

lol maybe it's me Never own a Mac, never used it, not even once Despite the fact I have no idea what I'm doing, I still post to Mac support threads, hoping it will be useful for somebody Does it work for your friend now? Anywhore, there is some further reading, maybe you'll get some valuable...

Mmm not sure, to be honest. Just place to it "Application Support/Jedi Academy", and if it won't work, try folder where JA is. The most important thing is that you have to select a path to Jedi Academy .app file in JKJALaunch settings, and provide startup parameters: "+set fs_game MBII"

Nothing to be confused, really. Use MBII Launcher to download and install Movie Battles. Use JKJALaunch to start Movie Battles.

Use native Mac launcher to start a game, as described in an installation guide.

There is a similar thread: Technical Issue - mb2 randomly freezes and cannot force to close. A .bat file I've suggested didn't work though. Maybe it will work for you? And yes, do a repair. If you have any replacement packs installed, try running game without them.

What do you mean? What you was trying to find location of Jedi Academy for? It should be in one of these directories: /Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Jedi Academy /Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Application Support/Steam /Users/YOUR_NAME/Applications/Jedi Academy...

There is no Mac launcher at all, if we talk about app that can download and install Movie Battles. Use that "Linux" launcher (not sure is there any differences from Windows one), run it using Mono. Though there is a native Mac launcher, but the only thing it does is launch MBII. Here is the...

Delete these folders: Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Movie_Battles_Team MBII Launcher => Install.

I wish I was, because that could give me some ideas about issue that is being discussed in this thread. But I just don't know :(. Deleting MBII_Launcher and Movie_Battles_Team folders and checking for zero-sized files should be enough, but in case of TS it isn't :(. @Walkrobeart, have you tried...

Make sure you don't have multiple Movie Battles installations. MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.