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Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy patch 1.01

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Applies to:
Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy

Requirements
Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy (Windows)

File Size
11MB

File Name
JKAcademy1_01.exe

Author/Supplier
LucasArts

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Description
This latest patch for Star Wars Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy features improved gameplay and fixes a number of bugs including:

Multiplayer:

Correct an issue that caused Internet servers to time-out too early on the master server list.
Correct an issue that caused various movement sounds not to play consistently (footsteps, rolling, etc...)
Correct various exploits, including one that allows for illegal character models.
Correct an issue that occurred when disabling the second saber icon that appears over the player's head.
Correct an issue that allowed the rocket launcher to lock on after death.
Correct an issue that prevents the camera shake when you are hit by an explosive.
Correct the roll animation.

Single Player:

Correct an issue that allowed a player to select a force power that is already at the maximum setting.
Correct an animation issue that occurred when enemies force push you while executing a special move.
Correct various rag-doll issues.
Correct an issue that caused your skill level to reset when resetting defaults in the game.
Correct an issue that prevented the Single Player game from starting.

Additional notes:

Fixed dynamic glow performance for new ATI drivers
Provides updated EAX 4.0 sound support
If you are experiencing low framerate, go into the Setup/More Video section and change dynamic glow to off.
Force feedback now defaults to off.
If you experience hiccupping while playing, especially during light-saber battles, go into the Control, Mouse/Joystick section and set force feedback to 'No'.
Gravis gamepad users should turn force feedback to off. The current Gravis drivers are not compatible with Jedi Academy and will cause the game to crash.

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