This video represents where we are with JC2-MP as of today, we hope you enjoy the progress we’ve made thus far.
Music used in this clip is Celldweller – Ursa Minor ( Electron Mix ).
For more information visit our website at http://jc-mp.com and follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/jc2mpdev .
Over two years ago we set out to turn Just Cause 2 into a multiplayer game. During the course of the two months we spent working on JC2-MP, we were met with many obstacles – which at the time felt impossible to conquer.
For the last month we’ve been working in secret to achieve those goals, with great success. Over the coming months, our aim is to polish the current build to a state that can be released to the public. Contrary to popular conspiracies, we were not shut down by Avalanche Studios. Nor did we intentionally delete our source code to inhibit further growth. The source at the time was extremely unstable and volatile. However this time around, we have squashed all obstacles encountered thus far.
A functional website and forums will be restored in the coming days. For now, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube will be our main source of information. Besides tweeting and commenting on our Youtube videos, you can also chat with us on #jc2-mp on irc.freenode.net
I just have to give these guys a rub all the way. This is why I’m a PC gamer folks. These modders have been working since Just Cause 2 first came out and are about to launch a multiplayer component for the PC version of Just Cause 2. I’ll let that video speak for itself. Crazy!
This article also gives me an excuse to plug this place: http://justcause2mods.com/ Nothing but great stuff there. That’s what PC gaming is all about, folks.
Nice!
I’ll have to stick with my PS3 copy though. My laptop can’t handle JC2.