Diamond secrets
 

im verry sorry if this appears in the FAQ but i have looked and didnt find it so now my questin is : where can i find the "Holiday Hare for JJ2/ Diamond Edition" ???

plus where do i find "the secret files" ????

call me stupid if ya want to but thats my questions

Why didn't you check the FAQ to begin with? :confused:

- JelZe GoldRabbit =:3

i did but cudnt find wher do download those two things...if they can be

so that will say im gunna have to buy it....

is it worth buying when i cant play on internet ????

If you are a warez person like me, download it, but you know the reprocutions. If you want to pay, then pay. Downloading is illegal, because its still abandonware.

You can play on the internet if you download the patches here:
http://www.jazz2online.com/J2Ov2/nod...yModeDownloads

cant play on internet cause i have router and cant mess with it

its the famous error with logging out after 30 secs

There is no such thing as "can't mess with it".

yes there is cause if i do our internet provider will kick us in our sorry butts

Your ISP disallows you to mess with your own router? That kinda sounds infringing. Or, whatever word would fit in that last sentence properly.

all ports shud be open but i think its because every pc in the house has same IP.....needs one of those "playing ip's" and i dont want to pay for that :lori:

No, you shouldn't need that. That's why port forwarding exists. So you can use one ip.

And if you're talking about proxies, you can find many free ones.

No, it's reasonable in some cases. If the ISP supplies the router then they're perfectly within reason to put whatever restrictions they like on it. It's a bit like the way BT don't allow you to fiddle with the master socket.

(for non-English: BT are the phone company in the UK. They supply one phone socket, and wiring from that to their exchange. That wiring and socket are their responsibility, and woe betide anyone who messes with it. Anything else, like phones, extensions and microfilters are your responsibility, and they don't care what you do with them as long as you only use approved stuff and dont kill their system)

You should download the shareware version and play the single player episode. If you like it enough, buy the game.

What trash ISP is that?

BTW, since you asked "Is it worth buying". Yes IMO, if it is $10 or less, preferably $5 or less. But I lean more toward: "hell no, download it"...I have mixed feelings.

Epic / Internet retailers / the retail stores do not deserve you buying it from them, unless they sold it for a price like what I said above.

Now if you are still bent on buying it, hop a copy off eBay (if you can), the only place truly worth buying it from. Now it would be really cool if you can find a "New & Sealed / Unopened" version.