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Launcher doesnt launch, redownload mp yesterday by renaming the MBP folder name to Marble Blast Platinum2 and theres a new MBP folder.
This is my Launcher Console Log
It appears it computed the path incorrectly. It shouldn't have to verify console.log. Maybe hack the listing-win.json file and remove the entry before it verifies? Alternatively, and more reasonably, you could try copying the console.log file from the one before to the MBP folder you just re-downloaded, assuming it is the correct file.
It's been mentioned that you use Java 8, right? Or did you revert to using Java 7? It could be the way Java 7 (or 8...) handles relative and absolute paths (if it understands those concepts), where it is treating an absolute path and appending it to a relative one.
Have you re-downloaded the launcher? You've had a tendency to hack things...
I didn't redownload the launcher, I reverted back to java7, I accidentally replaced some textures while unzipping downloaded missions which made me redownload MBP
There was an error in the latest listing-win.json file on our server that accidentally was searching for a console.log. You should be able to launch the game now without any issues.
[RESOLVED] MBP 1.50 RC1 Launcher Trouble
Alternatively, and more reasonably, you could try copying the console.log file from the one before to the MBP folder you just re-downloaded, assuming it is the correct file.