Is the default single player game completed on the copy of Jazz 2 you have installed?
 

This is quite possibly the most pointless poll I've ever made. On the copy of JJ2 you have on your computer right now, is the default single player game beaten? By beaten, I mean all four episodes have "Complete" over them. For me, yes, seeing as it's been a while since I installed JJ2 last. I don't even remember if I cheated or beat it legit.

Yes. I always do a quick runthru of JJ2 when I install it, ussualy takes around 45 minutes.

I've been experimenting with TSF/1.23 JCS a few years ago and managed to make the first Psych level unplayable, and never bothered to reinstall JJ2 or get another copy of the level so right now, only the first episode is completed.

I have never played anything beyond the first episode. But for some reason all my episodes are "completed"; I probably "jjnxt"-ed the whole thing a few years ago.

I haven't played SP for ages... Almost an year!

Played JJ2 recently, but it crashed because I lacked the ending movie files. =P

Yes and no. I beat all the default episodes, but I removed some of them from my list to use custom episodes, some of which just loop so it's impossible to beat them in the game's eyes.

At this moment, yes. :)

Voted No as while I have completed the game, there's been several reinstalls of Windows since then.

Yes. I beat the regular JJ2 episodes every now and then.

Whene is say the first images of the Jazz Dynamite Station, and saw the debug status under the score, the first think I thought of was a time attac :)

Remember kid`s, don`t write posts when you are drunk!

Nope.

Its not nice to go around conqeuring people all the time. How would you like it if Devan broke into *your* house and started shooting the place up?

Well, to be fair, Devan kind of brings it on himself. You know, the whole galactic conquest and universal domination thing doesn't sit well with a lot of people, and that's not even mentioning the whole can of worms with the time travelling and possible annihilation of the space-time continuum factor. I'm sure if Devan just kept to himself and read his Star Wars novels like I do, he wouldn't be conquered all the time.

And besides, we make it convenient for him. We fight him in Hell, and if he dies, he doesn't have to make a long trip.

I've completed the default single player episodes many o' times, but not recenty.

And yet the rabbits then get a mercenary to travel the galaxy, killing everyone he sees and claiming planets for them. This proves the old axiom; 'Its only bad if it aint us doing it.'

Nonsense, in the WT time is warped, twisted and knotted into skipping ropes. All he wanted to do was make a small alteration, any second rate mage in a crappy fantasy novel could do worse.


Its strange, but nobody seems to get around to killing him do they, he always gets to come back. Someone up there must like him as much as I do.

The claiming of planets is one thing. There was basically a war going on and the rabbits had to make sure Devan didn't get so powerful that they couldn't stop him if Jazz failed. As for killing everything in sight, based on my understanding of Jazz' character, I'm pretty sure that's just how Jazz operates. He certainly seems the "shoot first, ask questions later" type. Besides, If he'd been ordered by the Galactic Rabbits to kill everything, there'd be nothing left alive and nobody to conquer.

Ah, but did Devan actually build his time machine or did he just give his goons the plans and have them build it for him? If it's the former, I concede the point, as Devan is one of the greatest geniuses in the known universe. But it seems plain that many of his soldiers rival the Dopefish and the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal in stupidity. Since Devan had to coordinate his troops to beat the Jackrabbits to wherever they were going, it may very well be he had his troops do his dirty work. If Devan's soldiers messed up in the construction, who knows what would have happened.

And Devan can't die. He's the arch-nemesis of a video game hero. They practically never die.

I just beat it today.
I installed it again the other week, first time since 1998 (maybe 1999).
It kind of got forgotten about once I got my hands on Goldeneye! :)

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Best game ever BTW.