Review:

Spawn Area:
Used to be very small and simple, but now looks really nice while staying easy to navigate. Getting out of spawn through all the trees is quite difficult for a new player, and generally I just teleport to somebody's town when I want to leave. The addition of an rtp command would be quite nice. The shops are categorised very well, but there isn't really and indication as to which shopkeepers they are until you can actually see them. Overall: 8/10


Economy:
A very well-thought-out system, as neither item used can be obtained through vanilla gameplay. There are some issues with people using bedrock to build instead of as currency, resulting in irremovable structures that can't be fixed within a town. An easy fix would be to replace it for reinforced deepslate, which also can't be obtained so I guess it works as well. The balancing of the economy is done very well, and a few trading groups have formed. It's a very fun system. Overall: 8/10


Community:
The community in OmniWorld is very welcoming. Some conflict has formed between certain members, but not in a serious way (more of a "this is just a block game let's have fun but harmless conflict" way). The players are very trusting and friendly, but some of the talk in chat would definitely be suited to players aged 16 and up. Not a server for kids, but very enjoyable due to the active community. Very rarely do you find a community this well put together. Overall: 9/10


Moderation:
There is only one moderator / owner as far as I can tell, which is Azub. The moderator(s) doesn't take advantage over their power, and they play survival Minecraft the same as all the other players. They are very helpful and are quick to fix anything that is broken (which doesn't happen often, might I add). The only issue with having one admin is that hackers sometimes join and ruin everyone's fun when he's offline. Overall: 7/10


Events:
The main event for the server is the weekend war, when PvP is enabled everywhere (aside from spawn). This throws a bit of a twist into the general experience, and alliances are generally formed -- sometimes in want of peace and sometimes to try overthrow another players or group. It would be nice to see a variation on this, as after a few weeks it gets quite repetitive. Maybe something to keep within the competitive genre of the weekend war, like an FFA in a pre-built arena or a collaborative boss fight (Dragon, Wither, Warden?). The event in this server is unique, but also repetitive. Overall: 6/10

Custom Items:
OmniWorld has quite a few custom items, but most aren't available at spawn or even obtainable anywhere. Generally, custom items are made specifically for significant players or groups (for example the Aeolian Ale or the Senshi Brew). It's very unique having the server admin(s) creating items especially for specific people -- and it can sometimes provide them with a good item for trading that players can't obtain anywhere else. The amount of custom items obtainable in infinite amounts (at spawn) is very limited -- in a good way. They have been designed thoughtfully, careful to keep the balance of the economy and everything in general. Overall: 10/10

Summary:

OmniWorld -- while not being the most original server idea -- manages to pull of what many other servers can't. The community is top notch, as well as the admin-player relationship. After a while it does get a bit same-same-ish, but players have mitigated this to some extent by always beginning new projects and builds. If you aren't part of an active group, you'll get bored very quickly -- so most of the server's enjoyability is in some part created by the players. It would be nice to see some new event types, but if you're looking for a survival server this is a must for you. You can go peaceful or full-on hardcore depending on your playstyle, so I really recommend this server for pretty much anybody who enjoys playing surival Minecraft solo.
Average rating: 8/10


wow that was long

Ima join it sounds so cool!

Very nice. Dragon eggs and bedrock are very hard to get without any kind of tomfoolery and so make for a wonderful currency. Very welcoming to new people, and I was able to build a large and completely unclaimed community farm near spawn without it being griefed. Raiding happens a lot but is pretty much always directed at towns whose members are themselves raiders, basically cycles of revenge / rivalries, for example my town hasn't been raided even once simply because I haven't raided anyone.
There have been a few instances of mega-douches coming onto the server but they're always pretty quickly yeeted.
Every now and then useful changes are made to the server, such as combat logging recently becoming something that auto-kills you and just tapping your bed getting rid of phantoms if you don't wanna deal with them.
When I first joined there were only two active nations but a third seems to have joined the roster. Nations have upkeep, but towns don't, and both cost bedrock/dragon eggs to make. Bedrock and dragon eggs can only be gotten as a reward for logging in multiple days in a row or for voting. There are things you can get at spawn using dragon eggs and bedrock but these aren't as good as what you can get with regular mining, crafting, enchanting and potion brewing so I wouldn't recommend bothering with that.
Server owner is quite active as well and has a discord where suggestions can be put forward, too, so while the server isn't perfect it's already quite good as it is and can be expected to improve with time.

Disclaimer, this review was requested by the owner via private messages. However my review is my opinion and was not altered. Cheers!

Spawn point:
A relatively small spawn but perfect for a smaller sized server such as this one with room to grow. The space has been well optimized for extra content like leaderboards and NPCs which trade items. Gets the job done! My only issue is that the wilderness surrounding spawn is a mess and void of resources, a larger spawn protection might fix this in any future worlds. Also mobs are spawning in the spawn area, so that might need to be fixed.

Economy:
A very strange economy system is in place on this server. Most NPCs trade with bedrock blocks or dragon eggs. However this may act as an effective way to prevent players from oversaturating the market with too much money. There is also villagers that trade hearts obtained via player heads as currency, I'd recommend adding a cooldown on this if not already in place as to not allow players to kill themselves with another account over and over.

Community:
As far as I have seen, all the players online at the time have been very kind and have even invited me into a town. As I do not know much about the Towny Plugin and its commands, they were kind enough to help me figure out a few commands.
As well as being kind, there is a respectable air of competition as there is raiding in this server, it is not too overbearing on its community though.

Final Words:
The owner was kind, answered all my questions, and took interest in my examples of custom item ideas via Discord. I suggested the usage of a scripting tool to enhance the potential of custom items, what he chooses to do with it will be yet to come. Other than that, not much I can still say, and I will probably visit this server from time to time. My review may be revised if I think of something else. Cheers!

10-10 fun server

bro i m using t launcher so can i join the server