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It has three main game modes: Full Authentic, which restricts player models and offers little customization of any kind, Semi-Authentic, which restricts models, and Open mode, which has minimal restrictions other than class. Open mode on the Duel of Fates map is the most popular choice among server hosts and players due to the balanced layout, use of choke points, and general feel. | It has three main game modes: Full Authentic, which restricts player models and offers little customization of any kind, Semi-Authentic, which restricts models, and Open mode, which has minimal restrictions other than class. Open mode on the Duel of Fates map is the most popular choice among server hosts and players due to the balanced layout, use of choke points, and general feel. | ||
== Reception == | |||
Movie Battles II was very well received, and quickly grew a cult following. It was featured in PC Gamer magazine and was mentioned in a Star Wars videogame roundup at Game Trailers. It's easily the most successful multiplayer Total Conversion to date. In recent years however, public opinion for MB2 has waned due to slow feature addition and in-fighting between the developers and the community. | |||
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Revision as of 20:43, 20 February 2013
Movie Battles II is a modification of the Siege mode, with a vast array of character skins and maps, and a new set of class customization that was based off the original Force Points system of JKA. It also has the bug fixes within OJP and TrueView. It runs on Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh, with Linux serverside.
It has three main game modes: Full Authentic, which restricts player models and offers little customization of any kind, Semi-Authentic, which restricts models, and Open mode, which has minimal restrictions other than class. Open mode on the Duel of Fates map is the most popular choice among server hosts and players due to the balanced layout, use of choke points, and general feel.
Reception
Movie Battles II was very well received, and quickly grew a cult following. It was featured in PC Gamer magazine and was mentioned in a Star Wars videogame roundup at Game Trailers. It's easily the most successful multiplayer Total Conversion to date. In recent years however, public opinion for MB2 has waned due to slow feature addition and in-fighting between the developers and the community.