Improvement.

[Slugbreath]

Hello all. I used to play JJ2 quite a lot a few years ago. Then I tried to play it online. wasn't any fun though since all the levels were badly custom-made that you had to be the creator to know how to find your way through the awful tileset and the maze of invisible warps. I've now returned a few years later and find that the levels have improved drastically. I'm now Slugbreath instead of my old nick (Freedoom) and I'll try to play when I have the time.

I just wanted to say thanks for making better levels than all those years ago.

[Trafton]

I'm not sure I remember you, but welcome back anyways.

The community definitely is producing much better levels, programs, and is a lot more - err - calm than back in the JMMB days.

Good to see an oldie around!

[Lama]

I can't say I remember you because I don't but welcome back anyway. :)

[LittleFreak]

I'm not that old to remember you, but welcome back. Levels with invisible warps? That were Tests I think. That's a custom game type. :-P

[hyarion]

I remember you Slug :p but I can't remember your nick freedom... I also remeber some crappy levels that you and benjo made :)
And now for the best part, they are still available at http://www.geocities.com/jazz2paradise/ (last update: november 2001)

[FireSworD]

Welcome Back. I like you already.

[Violet CLM]

Whoa. I'm not sure I've ever found that particular site in my searchings. Weird.

Welcome back, anyway. Glad you approve of the community.

[Tubz]

Hey, welcome back, I don't remember you, but oh well, if you remember a "Tublear"....then you know me.

I guess I would sort of be included in that statistic of great levels in the later years.

[Sacrush]

welcome back. ;-)

[Slugbreath]

Thanks for all the replies! Not so thanks Hyarion for bringing that old homepage back again... ;-) Hehe, anyway. Hmm, seems like I called myself Slugbreath back then too. I guess that I switched earlier than I thought but I am quite sure that I called myself Freedoom too. Er, never mind. It's good to be back anyway.

And by invisible warps I mean the kind that aren't in an obvious place. What I'm trying to say is that the levels back then (part from mine and Benjo's ;-) ) were compact warp mazes made in ugly tilesets that only the person who made the level could understand thus leaving the rest of the players randomly warping around.

As I said, I'm glad to see that the levels now have improved. I'll play when I have time but I don't have TSF...

[Coppertop]

WB.