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This is what makes a server unique in my eyes
Many servers nowadays are survival, multi world, minigames, and a lot of the generic servers that we all see today. For me personally I first started my multiplayer adventures on an international server before 1.2.5 that was a general survival server. I then turned to minecapital which was a different type of survival server that had a very welcoming community and dedicated staff. There I first got into staff work and put my time and work into it.
Shortly after minecapital merged with golden gaming things went downhill, and the most recent server I played that had used eventually ditched an idea that I thought made it unique. Many people go to servers that use factions, survival, minigames etc and that I have nothing against, but as prompted by a thread by a person who wanted to make a completely unique server made me think about what makes a server different from the generic survival or factions server.
Nowadays I own a private server and play on a survival server amongst servers such as Hypixel and the Mario Party Server. However my interest in a staple server and minecraft has rather disappeared somewhat. I used to be a ferverent minecrafter who played a lot of minecraft but real life things such as my education has stepped in.
But what makes a server unique still makes my heart tick just that bit faster because I see many 'generic' style servers and I ask myself, what makes this server that I'm seeing different from the average server? Is it the history of the server? The welcoming community? The good connection? The location?
Ultimately what makes a server unique is up to each of us and the staff behind the server, I personally commend the work that server owners and staff go through each and every day to keep their servers fun and interesting enough for people to keep coming on it regularly. Let me know what you think makes a server unique in the comments below :)
Many servers nowadays are survival, multi world, minigames, and a lot of the generic servers that we all see today. For me personally I first started my multiplayer adventures on an international server before 1.2.5 that was a general survival server. I then turned to minecapital which was a different type of survival server that had a very welcoming community and dedicated staff. There I first got into staff work and put my time and work into it.
Shortly after minecapital merged with golden gaming things went downhill, and the most recent server I played that had used eventually ditched an idea that I thought made it unique. Many people go to servers that use factions, survival, minigames etc and that I have nothing against, but as prompted by a thread by a person who wanted to make a completely unique server made me think about what makes a server different from the generic survival or factions server.
Nowadays I own a private server and play on a survival server amongst servers such as Hypixel and the Mario Party Server. However my interest in a staple server and minecraft has rather disappeared somewhat. I used to be a ferverent minecrafter who played a lot of minecraft but real life things such as my education has stepped in.
But what makes a server unique still makes my heart tick just that bit faster because I see many 'generic' style servers and I ask myself, what makes this server that I'm seeing different from the average server? Is it the history of the server? The welcoming community? The good connection? The location?
Ultimately what makes a server unique is up to each of us and the staff behind the server, I personally commend the work that server owners and staff go through each and every day to keep their servers fun and interesting enough for people to keep coming on it regularly. Let me know what you think makes a server unique in the comments below :)
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Update #1 : by LadySpiderwick 08/12/2014 3:09:42 amAugust 12, 2014 @ 7:09 am UTC
Apparently asking questions in a blog is against the rules (not a happy chappy) so it's changed to my view on it
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Asking questions in a blog is perfectly legal. What isn't is posting a blog for the sole intent and purpose of asking a question or requesting a response from the community, as that is the main use of a forum.
An example would be writing a blog titled "how do i make a diamond pickaxe", with the contents being a single sentence asking how to make a diamond pickaxe.
Another example of an illegal blog under that rule would be to, say, post a picture of a build, then ask for feedback. I'm not certain what the original blog was before you changed it, but those are two things that would belong in the forums, not in the blog section. Hope I helped you out a bit.
I believe a unique server has a concept different from others (well duh) but sticks to and supports their overall goal as a server.
Diamond and sub for you my friend.