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Download and install: Download Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013 from Official Microsoft Download Center Execute "Jedi Academy\GameData\Play_MBII_CustomOJK.bat" once again. If you still have same error after that: Go to Control Panel => Administrative Tools => Event...

Where it's said? What version is shown by MBII Launcher? What version do you see when you start a game? I suspect you have multiple installations. Make sure you have MBII Launcher in correct "Jedi Academy\GameData" folder. Make sure a path to correct "Jedi Academy\GameData" is set in Launcher's...

Use MBII Launcher to download and install game. Download MBII Launcher to "Jedi Academy\GameData". Start MBII Launcher, click Install.

Sorry, I was extremely busy IRL. Edit file "Jedi Academy\GameData\Play_MBII_CustomOJK.bat" with notepad: Add "pause" as a second line of a file, so file looks like this: start mbii.x86.exe +set fs_game "MBII" pause Execute that file. Post any errors you get to this thread.

[SOLVED] - When start Multiplayer: application load error 5 0000065434 Originally posted by @LoU: This error means you have installed JKA in different location than you have your steam client installation. Nothing we can do about it. Please go in launcher to settings and change JAMP to MBII...

So, have you tried this: Execute file "Jedi Academy\GameData\Play_MBII_CustomOJK.bat". You said you were able to run MBII previously. When did you start experience problem? What were changed between last successful launch and first unsuccessful?

Execute file "Jedi Academy\GameData\Play_MBII_CustomOJK.bat". And what about this: Do you have "AMD's Gaming Evolved Raptr App", "Razor Game Booster" or some other game recording software running? If you do, disable it. [SOLVED] - "AMD's Gaming Evolved Raptr App" cause for the error "VM_Create...

Right-click on "Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Delete file "uix86.dll" from these folders: "Jedi Academy\GameData" "Jedi Academy\GameData\base" "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" Start MBII Launcher, change engine to jamp...

Delete file "Jedi Academy\GameData\temp.exe", if you have one. Right-click on "Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Go to "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" => Ctrl + A to select all files inside folder => right-click on files...

HELP, WE ARE BEING OPPRESSED BY SABERISTS!! SEEING OP!!!!! PUSH OP!!!!! GIBE 150% FLINCH PLS!!!! No it doesn't. Even though there are 12 gunner classes, they all basically belong to one proto class, gunners. They all have similar game model, similar abilities, that's why we use word "gunner" so...

Damn, I was sure tracert would fail somewhere. Sorry, I'm running out of ideas here, I don't understand why this does keep happening. I can connect to same server, not just two servers with same IP, using two clients on single computer. I don't understand what are you talking about. Port...

I hope you understand that you have to keep Launcher running all the time, not just start MBII and then close it. Yes, the game is, but where MBIILauncher.exe is? It should be in GameData, too. Anyway, we've got numerous reports that people get kicked from servers despite the fact they have...

This is ridiculous. I can't understand why would somebody suggest such thing. Why you people constantly trying nerfing saberist as much as possible? Are all those existing nerfs not enough already? How weak do you want sith/jedi to be? Maybe you should just remove saberists completely from open...

Congratulations! You said that thing even knowing what happened to Trump recently? You're braver than I thought.

If it's working now and you're ok with that, you can leave as is. Otherwise, click "Install" in Launcher. Launcher won't download files you already have.

Delete any .bat files those have any mentions of "beta". Use Launcher to start Movie Battles. No. As I said before, you was supposed to download a server installation. But one more time, the most important thing about detecting problems is repair log.

Why beta?! There are no beta servers anymore indeed, so you won't be able join any servers. It was sooo long time ago when beta was actual. And where the hell you did get that files? I've provided you a link. Did you download files somewhere else? Delete folder "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBIIBeta"...

Yes, you should play -- it's not a perfect check, but it's better than nothing.

You can nuke MBII, but if you delete JA, you will have to reinstall it, indeed. And since you experience problem installing Movie Battles, there is a possibility that your Jedi Academy is broken, too.