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Originally Posted by kangaroo
You can't honestly tell me that you think the host would even know that links to an old, unheard of game not being sold anywhere is considered "warez". When Dizzy hosted the game for his friend on the site or something like that, it didn't exactly show he believes there's any kind of a risk. And honestly, if Epic doesn't care about and won't support the game anymore, then why shouldn't they turn it over to the community? If they were ever to make/finish a sequel, it would only benefit them if more people had access to jj2.
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If you feel so strongly about this, why don't you just set up your own site and put whatever version you want to force everyone to play there?
Why demand this to the J2O admins? If you want to capitalize on J2O popularity, don't worry, I'm sure your site's google rank would climb in a few months.
Of course, this would have little effect. The split is not just about the availability of TSF (the other direction is less problematic, TSF comes with 1.23 -- at least mine came), there's a "cultural" issue, like has been said in this thread.
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