In Their 15th Year Of Glory, FairLight Released

Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast (C) LucasArts

:   Supplied by: FAIRLIGHT            : : Release Date: Mar 28               :

Cracked by:                       │ │ Game Type: FPS

Packaged by: FAIRLIGHT            │ │ Image Format: BIN/CUE

CDS: 1                            │ │ Protection: None

CD1 archives: 50 x 15 MB          │ │ CD1: FLT-SWJ2.RAR

System Requirements: P II 300, WinAll, 3d vid card, 64 megs ram

Game information :

This nfo is for anyone who might dupe our release as non-final because

the USA Retail happens to 'look' differently.  We now have the US

Retail boxed version and wanted to release this nfo so other groups won't

waste your bandwidth.  The biggest difference is that our release is

Multilanguage and the USA Retail version is not...thus the file/dir numbers

are more numerous on our release then the USA Retail release.  We also did

the testing of CRC for the other groups to save them time and energy and

have the results below.

Our release:

JK2SP    EXE       999.482  12.03.02  11:07   CRC = 2fb91562

JK2MP    EXE     1.126.400  12.03.02  11:07   CRC = 9cda5dbe

USA Retail copy:

JK2SP    EXE       999,482  03-04-02  5:59p   CRC = 2fb91562

JK2MP    EXE     1,126,400  03-04-02  2:07a   CRC = 9cda5dbe

As you can see, the executables are exactly the same. So what exactly is the

difference? Our release has German and French gamedata directories with respective

configuration files.  After running crc check on all installed game files here are

the results:

jedi2\GameData\version.inf

jedi2\Install\trouble.rtf

jedi2\Install\trouble.doc

jedi2\Install\license.txt

jedi2\Install\setup.ini

jedi2\Install\Product.bmp

jedi2\Install\Product.tab

jedi2\Install\syscheck.exe

Those above files show crc differences..all other files are exact crc

match.  Now looking at those files the only differences are; version.inf

has "language=1" in USA copy and "language=255" in our multilang

release; the trouble.doc/rtf differences is that one mentions Activision

and the other does not; same with license.txt ; setup.ini is obvious ;

Product.bmp/tab - i can't find a difference :) ; syscheck.exe - hell if

i know.

So enjoy this fine multilang release and don't bother getting it all over again, because bandwidth

is a terrible thing to waste :)

/Team FairLight

Greetings to our friends in groups such as:

CLASS, KALISTO, ECHELON AND ALL THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THE SCENE

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