Invite a new player - competition.
Most invites = win, invited players must send a message here containing the inviter's name.

What's the reward(s)?

idk lol

You're not putting on much of a competition... And we don't need one-time inactive accounts... That does nothing but create clutter for the community.

hmm
Notice that I made that at 00.00 our time, I was quite sleepy.
Maybe I should just remove this :P

I already invited 10 people to play JJ2. The problem is,8 of them do not want to play,one played with me for a while and then he left because he couldn't get in a clan he wanted to,and the other one permamently left when I won a duel against him 9-0. ("omg i am a noob i do not want to play anymore").

Unfortunately, as amazing as this game is, a non-violent bunny action game just doesn't appeal to many audiences.

I bet it would make a difference to many audiences if the rabbits limbs got cut off and blood was all over the screen *sigh*.

Definitely. That should go in the next version of JJ2+

I have a friend who plays with me a bit when she's over but her computer keeps dying, and her parents are anal as to what goes on the computer, alas.

I've managed to get a few people to play the game with me, mostly on Hamachi since no matter what I tried, the speedtouch router won't allow me to play properly online. Private servers can be a lot more fun anyway.
I introduced the game on the forum of protonjon, a pretty popular LP-er, but the thread died a long while back and me mentioning it tends to result in a bunch of the more aggressive members telling me to shut up in no time. It did get a person or 5-6 to play the game though, but most of them don't seem to enjoy me beating them all the time, which is why I only play it rarely now.

Adults will be the hardest to get to play, unless they are furry enthusiasts or something.

If you are going to give a copy of the CD out, I would include some of the better single player levelsets (RoDS, Tomb Rabbit, etc.) and plus for them to play with.


kids, on the other hand, are willing to try anything out, so...

I gave my cousins (8 and 12) a copy of the game, and now it is practically the only game they play.

It did get a person or 5-6 to play the game though, but most of them don't seem to enjoy me beating them all the time, which is why I only play it rarely now.

aw come on, if you want to get people hooked on playing the game, you have to be accommodating to the newbies. No one likes having their butts handed to them time and time again.

I gave my friend a copy, but I don't think he plays anymore.