will you guy's made a version for pirated copy 's for just for the main Release.
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Definitely not. As much as the creator wants to include people, they do NOT support piracy. HOWEVER, there is still a way to have fun with the mod! Just, somewhat of a lite version. The creator XDefault made another mod called "Just Enough Madness" which is basically not enough madness for the demo. It may be limited (because it's the demo), but it still let's you have fun with the mod for free, and it's much better than piracy.
Are you talking about my previous post? If so then why didn't you respond to that one? Well, It doesn't matter. That's pretty weird. It works for me. Make sure you install the previous 1.05d version of the game and also install the one that says 0.49b in the NEM google drive which is the version of not enough madness for 1.05d that you're supposed to install. Make sure you did the steps that, if you have anymore problems respond. P.s. As long as you do the steps correctly, it will be fine, and if you don't understand the steps we can always get in contact on discord so you can screenshare what is going wrong, but I won't have a mic. If you don't understand the steps and we can't get in contact on discord, then you just have to wait and be patient.
Forget what I said, just use this guide I made. It's easier to understand. Btw, it does work, you just messed up the steps cause I think it was too hard to follow
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2890385438
JEM doesn't work either as it is outdated with the demo, I believe it hasn't been updated in MONTHS. So yeah, that sucks. Also, I know some M:PN classic mods (you download them, they come with flash player and they have different characters in the levels, and all levels are unlocked. also if you got a .sol editor, you can mod your arena save.
Piracy is fucking illegal that is like saying because I can take away this entire game that used up years of work and support to give it to others for free just doesn't make sense and isn't good for the economy, if you get caught in a state such as Texas the fine can be up to $250,000, and the offender can also be sent to prison for up to 5 years. A permanent felony is added to the offender's record too.