Awesome, gonna help me with studying Swedish xD I wish JJ2 supported Bulgarian letters so that I would make one for Bulgarian too, especially now that there are many Bulgarian noobs in the community.
Why the hell can’t you just ONCE give perfect creator perfect rating ?
[Don’t insult the other reviewers please ~cooba]
Nice & very big , goood job man :P
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very goood , but u must add text tiles(letters tiles) and spaceship motors (to make an spaceship :O ) Good job and good luck with new uploads
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WOOW very nice , especially the white castle….GOOD JOB
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I’m a bit behind with the rating, but i’ve lately revisited this and tbh there’s really not much more you can ask for from a conversion. I wasn’t overly fond of Raneforus in JJ1 either, but the work done to it here (esp. the past/present versions, which is a neat idea for a theme) is not only beautiful to look at but also does a great deal for the usability and possibilities of the tileset.
I was kind of planning on ending the review there, but it looks like it fell just outside the scope of a quick review so i will go into a bit more detail and mention some things i was gonna leave out.
The reason i’m giving this a rating of 9+, which I think is quite high given that most of the graphics weren’t made by the author, is easy to explain. Most tileset conversions, even sets from JJ1, need a fair bit of of tweaking done before being ‘complete’ for JJ2 and ready to design a solid level with. Whether this requires the addition of useful tiles such as poles or destruct blocks or whatever, or going a bit beyond by providing extra detail or editing the palette, these elements have been generally present in conversions to make them more usable. It takes a certain amount of work, especially when the original set is very lacking by itself. The tiles added here may be taken from other sources, but they go a long way in not only enforcing the theme of the set, but increasing the variety of Raneforus exponentially.The execution here was almost flawless (tho i kinda agree with lrk the theming in the future version does clash a bit).
I hope the versatility and variety you’ve added to this tileset will make people consider using Raneforus in the future, it looks like some very nice work can be done with this. Excellent job.
Well done, make something for Belgium people too =).
http://www.jazz2online.com/downloads/5097/jj2-language-translator-v2/
I used that.
No, I don’t know Hungarian
Hey grytolle , how to make an new j2s file?
Goood JOB
Good idea :). Can you make one in hungarian too? xD :)
Ehh… Azert rateljetek igazsagosan…Eggyaltalan nem erdemel 10est…
(Ehh…But rate normally…This totally don’t deserves 10… )
Hm, whats the point of writing reviews about levels for this small non-important game ?
Write reviews about Half life 2 maps or something :-/
;) Good job , it’s c3 mini!!! Goood tilesets, nice job
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It’s a cool test, very original…CC members must be good lvl makers
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Hali nem rossz pályák csak azok a zuhánó izékxD kinyomják az esélyeket=|
[English only please. Original rating (7.5) ~cooba]
I saw this hosted a couple of times and was almost overwhelmed by the visuals and atmosphere present here. The level is also solid to play, but the graphics is where it really stands out. D/L recommended.
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