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    posted a message on High Schoolers and Private Islands
    Why would you post this on MC Forums, we honestly don't care what you do after highschool T_T.
    Posted in: General Off Topic
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    posted a message on Hardcore Server Killing/Looting allowed Ultimate survival! NO WHITELIST! [1.1 LATEST update!!] 100 SLOTS!
    Minecraft Server Review: Utopiancraft Hardcore PvP Ultimate Survival Test

    Review by: 04hockey


    Upon entering the server, there is a safe haven spawn, which doesn't allow players from the outside world to get in. This gives you some time to relax, get ready to set out, and gives you time to read the rules and tips. The rules are generally Vanilla Minecraft rules: none. Besides not hacking, that's basically all of the rules of the server. When you are ready, you can jump down onto the ground and be on your way. My only problem with the spawn is the height, some players mistakenly (or out of pure habit) will jump and are hurt upon contact with the ground. I hope the server adds water below the spawn, just to make sure new players get a full advantage on starting out.

    When you first drop down, your in the middle of a desert biome, which is surrounded by some forest biomes, which can be reached in seconds. The landscape everywhere is pretty much barren of buildings and I find it very rare that you find another person walking around, so new players don't have to worry about getting killed by another player right away.

    One thing unique to the server is death. Upon getting killed, not only will you lose all items/XP in your inventory, but you will also be banned for a couple of hours. This is great because players cannot simply walk back into battles and start killing, and it gives it a more realistic feeling because people are a lot more scared about dying and more aware while playing the game.

    To help players get settled fast, or maybe they've lost items and need them back, there is an increased rate of all ores. Also another cool feature is that when someone mines any rare/expensive ore, it announces it to the whole server. This almost puts a 'bounty' on the player and encourages other players to hunt after other players, and really gets PvP involved.

    Another amazing aspect is that strategies start to form in Minecraft PvP, PvE, and even building. For example; players aren't going to want other players to find their hideout, steal their goods, and destroy their homes. Thus, most of the players on the server tend to build underground or hidden bases. Also, players can use sneaking for a great advantage; it may slow down movement, but it reduces sound of movement and removes your nameplate above your head for other players. It's always fun the scare the **** out of someone by sneaking around trees inside a forest, giving them slight glimpses of your body every here and then.

    The involvement of PvE in Minecraft is already important, but on a PvP server mobs are seen more as just a small obstacle than something of use. Well this server has a solution to the problem: Dungeons. Dungeons are just like Dungeons in many of the popular MMORPG's of today (WoW, Rift, Ect.). With large amounts of mobs, and great rewards, the Dungeon system can bring great use to players, however due to the difficulty, without max enchanted diamond armour, max enchanted diamond weapon and lots of healing and armor/damage potions, these dungeons are nearly impossible to do. This forces players to team up inside the Dungeon and fight their way through together. But there's some problems with this: PvP isn't disabled in the Dungeon. This brings players to some hard decisions, great rewards, or a loss of many items.

    The Dungeon system brings out another aspect of the server: a player's reputation and honor. For example, if someone betrays a person in a Dungeon, word will most likely get around. Friends of the victim may become angry and try to kill the killer, or the killers friends may protect the killer, or perhaps go after the victim one more time. Now we start to see alliances between players starting to form. And with every alliance, there is a foe. People start to hate others down to the core, insult the players in chat, or harass the player with his/her strength or power. This is when the game gets interesting, you start to trust people, and you start to get seriously involved with PvP, Roleplay, and your enemies.

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    Server speed is great, not many connection problems. Also if someone tries to log in combat, an NPC is created of them and is able to be killed. If that NPC is killed, then the player is dead; losing his/her stuff, and being banned for the set amount of time.

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    Overall a very involving and fun (frustrating at times) server.

    Rating: 9.5/10
    Posted in: Minecraft Survival Servers (archive)
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    posted a message on Hardcore Server Killing/Looting allowed Ultimate survival! NO WHITELIST! [1.1 LATEST update!!] 100 SLOTS!
    Another awesome server hosted by Noxturno. Free-For-All fast-paced PvP and open world feeling make Vanilla Minecraft seem a lot more intense. I especially liked the fact that upon death, not only do you loose all of you items, but you aren't allowed on the server for 2 hours. That REALLY makes the PvP part useful, and players can truely gain powers and respect between everyone on the server. I also really like the fact that there are NO locked chests whatsoever, which is helpful if you've found someones town, you can almost 'raid' the town and steal and destroy whatever you please, and if you kill the players of the town, they can't just run back and attack again, which makes PvP very rewarding. Also, explosions, and TNT is enabled and allowed so make sure you fortify your houses! Overall a very fun server, which brings Vanilla Minecraft back from the dead and makes it fun again.

    9.5/10
    Posted in: Minecraft Survival Servers (archive)
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    posted a message on Hardcore PVP Survival Server!
    Another awesome server hosted by Noxturno. Free-For-All fast-paced PvP and open world feeling make Vanilla Minecraft seem a lot more intense. I especially liked the fact that upon death, not only do you loose all of you items, but you aren't allowed on the server for 2 hours. That REALLY makes the PvP part useful, and players can truely gain powers and respect between everyone on the server. I also really like the fact that there are NO locked chests whatsoever, which is helpful if you've found someones town, you can almost 'raid' the town and steal and destroy whatever you please, and if you kill the players of the town, they can't just run back and attack again, which makes PvP very rewarding. Also, explosions, and TNT is enabled and allowed so make sure you fortify your houses! Overall a very fun server, which brings Vanilla Minecraft back from the dead and makes it fun again.

    9.5/10
    Posted in: Minecraft Survival Servers (archive)
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    posted a message on Sad...
    You know it's sad when Minecraft goes down more than your girlfriend.
    Posted in: Discussion
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    posted a message on FreeCraft - 1.0.0 Legit RPG Survival
    In Game Name: 04hockey
    Time Zone: -6:00
    Age: 14
    PvE or PvP: both
    Play Style: Depends
    You plan to do what on the server: Play with depends on.
    Posted in: Starting Up / Looking For Server
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    posted a message on MineCraft 1.0 Official RAGE THREAD
    I thought it was pretty cool.
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Post your favorite world generation errors!
    The leaves thing happened with a lot of worlds when they updated.
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Living in Nether !!
    What was the point of this post? People survive in the Nether all the time.
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on New Minecraft Problems
    It probably is your keyboard, never occurred the problem before.
    Posted in: Legacy Support
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