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Now this is the type of quality mod I love to see.

The message states the issue. MBII is a multiplayer mod so you must use JAMP or OpenJK with it. The easiest way to do so is via the launcher.

What mode was the server running? I might've found the issue for one of the crashes, but the other 3 all aren't really tenable to figure out without a consistent reproduction method and/or debugger due to the size of the function.

Added a few checks that might prevent the crash.

V1.9.3.1 Update NOTE: This is a hotfix for the recent V1.9.3 release. Please see that changelog for details. Gameplay Fix: Removed a few FA-only hilts that were accidentally added to Open mode. Models Fix: Corrected invisible part on Panaka's model. Full Authentic Change...

V1.9.3 Update Gameplay Change / Fix: Anti-Teamkill System The TK spec threshold now adjusts dynamically per player based on their score. The baseline threshold on joining is what the cvar is set to minus 100. The difference can be made up for by positive score (enemy kills, doing objective)...

You have to run natively on Linux otherwise you will get kicked from servers by the AC system. So this isn't a very helpful guide. Someone wrote a native Linux Steam Deck guide here: Movie Battles II Steam Deck installation

If you followed the linux install guide it doesn't talk about downloading OpenJK separately, so I'm not sure exactly what you followed. I know of at least one case where someone successfully got it working on a steam deck but they did not write a guide.

Please re-download the launcher installer (make sure the file size is different to the first MSI you installed to ensure you have the updated version): https://update.moviebattles.org/launcher/MBII_Launcher_Setup.msi Update your installation with the new installer and try again.

Can you provide some more details? There isn't much to troubleshoot here. If you're not planning to help don't respond with anything. This is spam.

Yes, model sounds are client side and randomized there. It's not supposed to be synchronized.

Just update Penekepack to the latest version. That is the most common cause of this issue.

I will die for the yavin birds.

When exactly did repulse get nerfed? This sounds like some rumor someone made up that got out of control.

Well it's always been a little jank, though I'm not even sure it's intended to consistently do a ton of damage when hitting walls. Not a part of the code I plan to dive into either way. I'm going to go with the latter option for this issue since I don't think it particularly will have a balance...

Bugs that don't get reported, or mentioned vaguely like this, don't get fixed. :) It's not exactly clear if you're reporting a new issue or something longstanding. If it's not new, it's possible this was an intentional balance choice. EDIT: So the reason it's 'not working' is you're trying to...

Was pretty easy to reproduce. Not sure how this didn't get noticed before, but it should be fixed in the next update.

As far as I can tell it's a visual only bug. Not too difficult to fix now that there is a consistent reproduction method.

It should be possible to make work using Debian but you will need to figure out package dependencies on your own. That guide only covers Ubuntu for clients and Ubuntu/CentOS/Redhat for servers. I've also heard of people getting clients to work on Arch, but it does not appear anyone has bothered...

It doesn't though. You can use the command line updater to install but it's not required. I have no idea what steps you've followed but it's clear something is missing. And no, you can't run MB2 with a 64-bit engine build. You haven't even stated what Linux distro you're using so I'm not sure...