My boyfriend and I just recently bought a minecraft server. On the server we will be creating survival, skyblock, and minigames. We're having a hard time creating a name for our server and I want to get it up and running soon.
If I pick your name and you join our server, I will reward you. Haven't decided what to give at the moment, but i'm sure i will think of something.
Ok, so I have been playing minecraft for a few years and in the time playing it I have noticed that people get hired from strangers to help out with their minecraft servers etc. When I say this I mean to build them attractive buildings and also to code plugins, making the minecraft experience more fun.
I was thinking: Is it a good idea to have minecraft as your job?
It doesn't have a fixed salary, depends if people want to hire you.
I'm currently learning computer science, meaning I will lean coding and java.
So does anyone this is a good idea to think about for your future?
( P.S I'm 14 years old and thinking about either building/ coding with minecraft )
Ok so the game is minecraft, the company is a "server" essentially it's a privately run server that sells different merchandise for the in game. One of the most popular things to buy is a "rank" which provides different featues that a normal member can't have. I bought a $20 rank but then shortly after they banned me from playing on the server for apparently hacking (I wasn't). Of course they have the right to do this but the part I'm concerned about is that the rank came with the allowance of a command, /near, which actually wasn't working. I'm willing to bet it's still not fixed. Btw, the server has a no refund policy but don't they kind of owe me one since they did not provide me what they promised?
I'm getting a MacBook Pro. Don't convince me to get a different computer, I grew up with macs my whole life. Anyways, I want to get minecraft, which I'm pretty into. I play on very crowded servers, and take lots of screenshots. I like high settings, and I expect to 30-40 fps at all times. This is why I'm planning the non retina: because I don't care that much about screen quality. I'm getting the i5 13 inch. I know retina is literally ALWAYS at least 40 fps, but does non retina preform the same? I think it might preform better because the specs were higher. And it's $200 cheaper! So should I still get the non retina, or is non retina gonna kill my fps.
I know this is an old trick, but why were people going onto minecraft servers asking for admin/op/owner/etc?
Hi. I have a Minecraft 1.8.8 Craftbukkit server. NO ONE CAN JOIN IT. I have a static ip and port forwarded but it still does not work. I try to join it using my external ip(whatever you call it) and it gives the error "java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: no further information:" (without the quotation marks). Please Help.
BTW: I'm in China. Is that why it isn't working?
please reply
Added (1). only I can join
I mostly play minecraft multiplayer. My budget is 1500. I want to be able to run on high fps on big minecraft servers. If anyone can help me choose parts that fits to my budget thanks
So I have saved up $1,000 dollars to build a pc for gaming. I primarily play minecraft. What are the best pc parts for playing minecraft with high fps and no log (on big servers)?
So I want to make a minecraft server for me and my friend and I want to port forward because my Hamachi doesn't work. Now the way my router is setup is that I have one main one at my shop (where it receives the internet) and it sends it to my house so we get internet. I tried to port-forward 25565 and tested it but it says it is still closed (at my house). What do i have to do to make it work? Do I have to port-forward both routers?
router home: Netgear WNDR3700
router shop: Linksys E2500 (cisco)
If youre interested just comment! What we do
-goto servers in a group
-(cracked servers only, sorry!)
-fight together
-have war with the other gangs (faction) in game
-and much more!