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Post screenshots of "Jedi Academy\base" and "Jedi Academy\mbii" folders where all files can be seen.

That bastard stole my words as well! I'm calling police.

What do you mean by "unable to play"? Can you explain what exactly your issue, post all related screenshot, and provide the most possible detailed description of your issue? Are you aware that asking for the support, but not explaining the issue and not providing all valuable information is a...

This is (probably) fine. This is (probably) consequences of "Steam renaming thing", which is necessary to run Movie Battles with Steam integration. You should stop verifying files via Steam, and you should start repairing installation via MBII Launcher: MBII Launcher => Settings => check...

https://community.moviebattles.org/threads/i-cant-use-lightsaber.858/post-8476 Screens are from old UI, but I think you'll get the point.

Oh god Jesus Christ no Why you did you do this? It stated multiple times on these forums that people should avoid this kind of stuff. You probably installed GLDirect, which is OpenGL-via-DirectX emulator. It causes fps decrease, visual glitches and sometimes, even crashes. Delete it immediately...

That doesn't make any sense tbh. Try clicking mbii.x86.exe directory -- it isn't supposed to start MBII correctly anyway, but I wanna know what exact result will be. So far I suspect you either have badly functioning antivirus, or permissions of your Windows account is restricted, or there's a...

Try starting play_mbii_customojk.bat that is in GameData and tell us what happens after that.

You didn't really answer for on my suggestion -- switch to jamp, then click play. What happened after that, exactly? Also, are you able to play base Jedi Academy?

The path you can see at the top of the window, does it really match with an actual path where your GameData is? Please check it carefully Also, try picking jamp instead of MBII Client in Engine combo box and see will Movie Battles be able to start after that.

Do you start MBII Launcher from this exact folder? Does MBII Launcher start normally? Do you still have the same issue (nothing is happening when Play is being clicked), or now it's something different? Post a screenshot of MBII Launcher => Settings.

Post a new screenshot of GameData folder instead saying "doesn't seem to have worked" :/

There is neither MBIILauncher.exe not MBII_Patcher.dll in your GameData folder. Redownload MBII Launcher and EXTRACT BOTH files from .zip archive to GameData. Start MBIILauncher.exe ONLY from GameData, not from .zip file.

Post a screenshot of your "Jedi Academy\GameData" folder, where all files could be seen. Would really appreciate if it will be an actual screenshot, NOT phone photo of a monitor.

Forget about mono and MBII Launcher, they currently aren't going to work on Linux. The fact you ever getting kicked with "... keep Launcher running" message means you're running Windows version of MBII via emulator. Forget about any attempts of using any emulators like Wine, Proton, Cedega etc...

^ This

https://moviebattles.fandom.com/wiki/Installation_%26_Troubleshooting_Guide#Error:_Application_load_error_5:0000065434

Make sure you actually have Jedi Academy (not Jedi Outcast) installed. MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

Maybe there is. But I want to point out there is already some dirty patching done; When Jedi Academy is installed in default Steam directory, just to make it run, MBII Launcher swaps jamp.exe and jasp.exe before each launch, and it renames them back when Launcher is getting shut down. Without...