Futuza

Don't really hate you, I'm actually happy. Restarting at this point is probably a good idea since you now know what to avoid and what will work.

Is this just in the console? Also you may have an old version of OpenJK before that fix.

And why do we have to ask this like 3 times before you answer it?

Jango...that is beautiful!

Does it work without JA++? Can you get other mods to work instead? Which version of Windows? (8/7/XP/2000/98/95/Dos)

Oh geez I really want to. But there's no way this is going to work within my school finals. Gah. :/

Anyone want a crazily bad map? I'm half tempted to whip out GTK Radiant again and spend 4 frustrating hours making something.

I wonder where the source files for Brink of Darkness and Jedi Outlaw are kept.

Yes.

Stop being lazy. Sounds like I need a lecture on that. I'm content to mod slowly even if it takes me years to finish things if necessary, but I do wish I had more time to go a bit faster. I always wanted to try mapping again, but...meh. Too lazy. I think perhaps the answer to your question is just because JKA/JK2 isn't the 'biggest new thing out there'. As time goes by the game becomes more and more obscure - and its less likely younger folks will find it.

A joke perhaps?

^^That would be awesome. Well I'd like to watch a player model dissolve...like from acid. That'd be interesting.

Also report false positives using the emails listed here: http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-report-malware-or-false-positives-multiple-antivirus-vendors.htm

Better than a lot of programmers sadly.

Now it makes me think that someone ought to go in and finish all the rest of those chapters that were never written.

Looks beautiful. So I don't get it, you make the body almost perfect (from point of view) in like 1-2 attempts, and yet that damn head still looks funky even after 25+ attempts. I mean...why heads giving you trouble? Still keep up the good work.

Excellent. Love to see this IS progressing after all.

Better than most users.

What is more surprising to me is the fact that 102 of those slots are full...I've been wanting to test that many for a long time, course they could all be bots.

I assumed you were wanting this in multiplayer; however, if you build it in single-player it might work.

Also focus on being short and concise as possible, for example your first video's introduction has a nearly pointless 20sec intro, you can easily incorporate this in either the credits or overlayed at the beginning while the review is in progress. Keep in mind that most of today's generation is used to really competitive media. Watch any movie trailer as an example of how to quickly get into things without boring the viewer.

DirectX evilness.

Aye take a step back, this was worse then you had before.

I think the primary design problem you have is that an fps is not an rpg. The main reason is there are no 'bosses' with 1000000+ xp (unless we're using mutant rancors or something). So powers that have an effect over time don't really fit in the picture. You want to focus on instant hit powers, that can be countered by other powers, otherwise it won't work and it will be 'cheap'. An example of the sort of balance that the original jka had in it is: rockets. Rockets = explosives that kill you in one hit. Cheap? Definitely. How to fix? Rockets can be force pushed back at user.