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Getting more players to be online on my server.
RevolutionaryYT
Hey, My name is Jordy owner of RevolutionNetwork and I have 2 Hosts 1 BungeeCord server and 7 Other Gamemode Servers, Op-Factions, OP-Prison, KitPvP, SkyBlock, Creative, Semi-OP Factions and normal factions. We started about 3-4 Months ago with the server, We have a Total of 1,103 players joined atm but we don't have a good playerbase not allot of people are online. We have allot of plugins and the servers are 99% up, and im running the highest package of my host so there is no lagg.
Does anyone have some tips because I could use them.
Regards!
Does anyone have some tips because I could use them.
Regards!
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Suggestions:
Unique Content:
Make sure that your server has content which players haven't seen before, whether it is a new gamemode developed specifically for your server, interesting little asthetic features, or something else.
First Impressions:
One thing that many large servers tend to fail on, is the spawn-point area, they either over-complicate or over-simplify the design of it. Some servers will have one sky-block mini-game and have the entire spawn made of a massive flying castle. Though the castle may look awesome, it is out of place and clunky with the concept.
You need to remember that what a player first sees or/and experiences when they join your server, is how they initially perceive the server to be. The time when someone first joins can help determine whether they stay or go.
Lasting Impressions:
Though first impressions are a great thing, and definitely something which needs to be managed well for any server, you must also form lasting impressions on those players who decide to stay after seeing the first things.
Keep your plugins up-to-date, don't let bugs last for very long if they occur, have active staff members, have a kind/welcoming community, etcetera. The common principles of a good server/community are some of the things that most servers forget about, and some of the things that many players tend to look for.
Overall:
Make the server your own, make it such a unique server that it invites players in and keeps them in.
You can have the same game-modes as other servers yet beat them out completely by having superior community members, staff, stats, etcetera.
This server is YOUR server, how you act and what you do reflect upon it.
Unique Content:
Make sure that your server has content which players haven't seen before, whether it is a new gamemode developed specifically for your server, interesting little asthetic features, or something else.
First Impressions:
One thing that many large servers tend to fail on, is the spawn-point area, they either over-complicate or over-simplify the design of it. Some servers will have one sky-block mini-game and have the entire spawn made of a massive flying castle. Though the castle may look awesome, it is out of place and clunky with the concept.
You need to remember that what a player first sees or/and experiences when they join your server, is how they initially perceive the server to be. The time when someone first joins can help determine whether they stay or go.
Lasting Impressions:
Though first impressions are a great thing, and definitely something which needs to be managed well for any server, you must also form lasting impressions on those players who decide to stay after seeing the first things.
Keep your plugins up-to-date, don't let bugs last for very long if they occur, have active staff members, have a kind/welcoming community, etcetera. The common principles of a good server/community are some of the things that most servers forget about, and some of the things that many players tend to look for.
Overall:
Make the server your own, make it such a unique server that it invites players in and keeps them in.
You can have the same game-modes as other servers yet beat them out completely by having superior community members, staff, stats, etcetera.
This server is YOUR server, how you act and what you do reflect upon it.
