Volume 5? Where is it?

[Erratic]

The pack meant to be a collection, so why only 1-4, 6 and specialist subjects?
What happened to Volume 5?

Also would prefer the UK release if possible.

[VolnuttHeroP64]

I agree. What about Offline & Louder Faster Funnier? They're part of the YDKJ Collection too along with the NetShow Versions & Acrophobia.

[VolnuttHeroP64]

Originally posted by Erratic:

The pack meant to be a collection, so why only 1-4, 6 and specialist subjects?
What happened to Volume 5?

Also would prefer the UK release if possible.

Have you tried contacting Jackbox Games?

[Prisoner416]

Offline & Louder Faster Funnier are missing and should be included. 5th Dementia is not included because the online play included in it no longer works.

[VolnuttHeroP64]

Originally posted by =(eGO)=™ Prisoner416 #FCTF:

Offline & Louder Faster Funnier are missing and should be included. 5th Dementia is not included because the online play included in it no longer works.

I agree with Both Offline Versions. But 5th Dementia should be configured for Steam Network Play. Since its' Network Play mode is WON/Flipside.

[sith_holocron]

Barring a online revamp for 5th Dementia, it would be best to combine the offline components of 5th Dementia with the two offline discs (Offline & Louder Faster Funnier) and call it 5th Dementia XL. I'd like to have all of the YDJK available. C'mon Jackbox Games - make it happen!

[Lugum]

"Those versions have art assets and other materials in the game that would have to be removed for legal reasons and would take significant time/resources

I'm sorry to say but we have no plans to release those versions for the foreseeable future

Thanks for writing in and supporting our games!"

That's what i got from support regarding those games.

[AnotherAmber]

damn, that's sad... really wanted to play them

[VolnuttHeroP64]

Well, if you have still have the original CDs for Offline, Louder Faster Funnier, it can be added manually to your steam account as a non-steam game. All you need to do is install the game, copy the files from the CD to the directory the game is installed, add a non-steam game and you're all set.

[[xG] AngusMcTavern]

Originally posted by Jr786:

Well, if you have still have the original CDs for Offline, Louder Faster Funnier, it can be added manually to your steam account as a non-steam game. All you need to do is install the game, copy the files from the CD to the directory the game is installed, add a non-steam game and you're all set.

That is, providing your computer isn't too new for the CDs' specifications. I know that can be a problem sometimes.

[VolnuttHeroP64]

Originally posted by xG AngusMcTavern:

Originally posted by Jr786:

Well, if you have still have the original CDs for Offline, Louder Faster Funnier, it can be added manually to your steam account as a non-steam game. All you need to do is install the game, copy the files from the CD to the directory the game is installed, add a non-steam game and you're all set.

That is, providing your computer isn't too new for the CDs' specifications. I know that can be a problem sometimes.

It works on 2000/XP/7 to my knowledge

[shored]

Originally posted by Jr786Volnutt:

Well, if you have still have the original CDs for Offline, Louder Faster Funnier, it can be added manually to your steam account as a non-steam game. All you need to do is install the game, copy the files from the CD to the directory the game is installed, add a non-steam game and you're all set.

Louder and Offline work fine in Linux using Wine.

5th Dementia sorta works with Wine, but for me the audio ends prematurely. I haven't figured out how to fix this yet.

[polocatfan]

Originally posted by shored:

Originally posted by Jr786Volnutt:

Well, if you have still have the original CDs for Offline, Louder Faster Funnier, it can be added manually to your steam account as a non-steam game. All you need to do is install the game, copy the files from the CD to the directory the game is installed, add a non-steam game and you're all set.

Louder and Offline work fine in Linux using Wine.

5th Dementia sorta works with Wine, but for me the audio ends prematurely. I haven't figured out how to fix this yet.

I personally just run it in a Windows 2000 Virtual Machine

[lukeorr09]

It's because it Requires online server That Don't exist anymore. If you want to get your hands on Schmitty, Just play Television, Volume 4: The Ride, and Volume 6: The Lost Gold.

[VolnuttHeroP64]

Originally posted by lukeorr09:

It's because it Requires online server That Don't exist anymore. If you want to get your hands on Schmitty, Just play Television, Volume 4: The Ride, and Volume 6: The Lost Gold.

For YDKJ Vol 5, the Home Game doesn’t require a connection to play as it’s offline but the Network Game does require an FlipSide/BeZerk online server.