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One of the earliest servers. It was based on content from the YouTuber Aphmau and took place in a city built in Creative mode. Multiple videos were made on this server.
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One of the earliest servers. It was based on content from the YouTuber Aphmau and took place in a city built in Creative mode. Multiple videos were made on this server.
Explore this chapterThis was the first PvP-focused server in the archive. The group played on it a lot.
Explore this chapterA modded server using the Origins concept/mod. No other details were recorded in the original notes.
Explore this chapterA lot of work went into this public server, but it was barely played.
Explore this chapterA server built around ranks. The original notes do not contain more information about this server.
Explore this chapterLifeSteal 2.0 ran on Minecraft 1.20.1 with deliberately minimal rules: no hacking and no breaking contracts.
Explore this chapterThis server was described as a copy/evolution of LifeSteal 2.0.
Explore this chapterA mostly peaceful economy and building server with exclusive sellers for certain resources. The original land allocation and building competition were proposed before launch; the country/land system was removed after discussion before the server started.
Explore this chapterThe Earth Server was cancelled because the map would not work.
Explore this chapterA normal survival server was created instead of the cancelled Earth Server. No additional details were recorded.
Explore this chapterHeads SMP was built around killing players to obtain heads, which could then be used to craft one of many custom items. It was specifically not intended to be an anarchy server.
Explore this chapterA planned Hunger Games event that was cancelled. No further details were recorded.
Explore this chapterThe group worked together as one team to survive a modded zombie apocalypse. Cursed Walking on Forge 1.20.1 combined assigned roles, a shared fortress and permanent death.
Explore this chapterDescribed as the start of a new era and one of the craziest servers the group had played.
Explore this chapterRemembered in the original notes as the longest and best server that had been made. No additional details were included in this section of the source document.
Explore this chapterThe notes describe this as a weaker server overall, but one with good lore connected to SimpleSMP 2.0. The team of Shadow_cat, creepy, and red_panda_guy had created Area 69 with a corrupted Nether portal. Going through the portal led into another server.
Explore this chapterA steampunk-themed Create mod concept. Further details and launch status are not recorded.
Explore this chapterHardcoreSMP Season 1 is the current server. Each player has 90 minutes of online grace time; after that, death is permanent except for the recorded staff revival and special-event rules.
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SimpleSMP Season 2 Reloaded brought one of our longest-running and most memorable servers back to life, giving everyone the chance to return to the old world and continue where we left off.
Explore this chapterA planned future server. Its release date and further confirmed details are unknown.
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One of the earliest servers. It was based on content from the YouTuber Aphmau and took place in a city built in Creative mode. Multiple videos were made on this server.
This was the first PvP-focused server in the archive. The group played on it a lot.
Every player received their own continent.
A modded server using the Origins concept/mod. No other details were recorded in the original notes.
A lot of work went into this public server, but it was barely played.
A server built around ranks. The original notes do not contain more information about this server.
LifeSteal 2.0 ran on Minecraft 1.20.1 with deliberately minimal rules: no hacking and no breaking contracts.
This server was described as a copy/evolution of LifeSteal 2.0.
A mostly peaceful economy and building server with exclusive sellers for certain resources. The original land allocation and building competition were proposed before launch; the country/land system was removed after discussion before the server started.
The Earth Server was cancelled because the map would not work.
A normal survival server was created instead of the cancelled Earth Server. No additional details were recorded.
Heads SMP was built around killing players to obtain heads, which could then be used to craft one of many custom items. It was specifically not intended to be an anarchy server.
A planned Hunger Games event that was cancelled. No further details were recorded.
The group worked together as one team to survive a modded zombie apocalypse. Cursed Walking on Forge 1.20.1 combined assigned roles, a shared fortress and permanent death.
Described as the start of a new era and one of the craziest servers the group had played.
Remembered in the original notes as the longest and best server that had been made. No additional details were included in this section of the source document.
An unnamed territory and economy concept dividing an island into biome claims, with spawn shops and wars requiring approval. The final name and whether it launched are not recorded.
A steampunk-themed Create mod concept. Further details and launch status are not recorded.
HardcoreSMP Season 1 is the current server. Each player has 90 minutes of online grace time; after that, death is permanent except for the recorded staff revival and special-event rules.
A planned future server. Its release date and further confirmed details are unknown.
The notes describe this as a weaker server overall, but one with good lore connected to SimpleSMP 2.0. The team of Shadow_cat, creepy, and red_panda_guy had created Area 69 with a corrupted Nether portal. Going through the portal led into another server.
The details of this chapter are still to be written.