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Medics don't really fit the dynamic of open mode, that's why hero heal is only as good as it is, so people don't sit back and waste time healing to full, and why Jedi heal was removed all those builds ago for the same reason.

Check and make sure that your rate is set to 25000 in network settings.

It's not really the greatest fix, but if you want to ignore a specific name, or names, you could add ignore <name>; ignore <name 2> in autoexec. Works on people who are annoying and don't change their names often.

In my opinion, the priority should be on cleaning up some of ARC's rather clunky acrobatics.

You tried reinstalling both Jedi Academy and Movie Battles 2 from scratch? Clean installs? What about DirectX and Visual C++ drivers?

Try this cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Jedi\ Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

Try Fn and an F key.

Yes... Jedi and Sith are in an... interesting spot at the moment. That's about all I can say.

There's a readme included with the download that lists any information a server owner could possibly need.

And you typed this exactly? ~/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy; mono ./MBIILauncher.exe

What version of Jedi Academy are you running? Retail or Steam?

There is a small window during the activation of dash where a hero is vulnerable to being pushed/pulled down.

Installation Guide will now be available on our wikia page. http://moviebattles.wikia.com/wiki/Installation_%26_Troubleshooting_Guides

I believe so.

IIRC I got this to work by downloading an older version of the Visual C++ redistributable.

Run it and take a screenshot of the dedicated server console so I can compare it to mine.

In most cases it will automatically port the fowards for all clients running on your network, but in some cases it will ask you for your local IP, which you can find by typing ipconfig into a command prompt (it will be your IPv4 IP in most cases). The only port you should need to forward is...

192.168.x.x is local, no one would be able to connect to that. Do you have access to your modem or router's control panel (192.168.1.1 should connect to it)? If you don't you'll need to add the inbound and outbound ports to your computer's firewall.

I try and ignore those people, they're just out for attention.