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 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.
This is an old address kept for the archive, not the current server address.
IP: 89.190.143.41:25566
The server’s official name and version were not recorded. The notes mention Overworld Blaze Spawner and Nether Wart coordinates without giving their values.
Totems of Undying
Strength II potions
Speed II potions
Enchanted Golden Apples
First offense: 1-week ban
Second offense: 1-month ban
Third offense: 2-month ban
Further offenses: permanent ban
The Nether was fully blocked.
Coordinates for an Overworld Blaze Spawner and Nether Wart were available.
The first hour had a grace period with no PvP.
PvP was still allowed at the Blaze Spawner during the grace period.
Every kill rewarded €100 of server money.
Spawn killing was forbidden.
Combat logging resulted in immediate death.
Players could not fly away with an Elytra while the combat timer was active.
Only one Mace existed on the server. If it despawned or belonged to a player who no longer played, it would be recovered/reset so that the Mace could be crafted again.
Players had 10 lives. Losing all lives resulted in a ban, but a team or another player could bring someone back by completing a quest.
No book bans.
No hacks, cheats, or exploit mods.
No minimap or world-map mods. Waypoints were allowed.
No freecam that could see through blocks.
No X-ray mods or resource packs.
No slurs, racism, or discriminatory language in chat.
Bugs, exploits, and glitches had to be reported in a Discord channel that is only recorded as “unknown” in the source document.
Reporting a plugin bug rewarded €300 of in-game money.
Abusing bugs or exploits could result in a ban or another punishment, depending on the abuse.
