Quote from lceEye
the problem is there are not just a "few bad servers" and the servers you praise are the minority. Each server that offers perks for money does not encourage competitiveness and fun. nothing is fun about working hard and progressing though the game, getting awesome gear so you stand a change. only to have some random person join and do it all in 2 seconds because they payed 20 bucks for a kit. That's not competitiveness, its not fun. And the only way to get rid of the bad servers is to make these rules.
im neutral i pay for a dedicated for friends/family to play, but just pointing out that just about every major MMO does this. there is just a balance between rewarding people who have time to play and casual players who cant play 8 hours a day. getting a /kit that gives you iron gear is equivelant to mining for specific time but its not as OP as having a /kit that gives you an enchanted god set. P2W is not something you can just cover with a blanket statement.
there are players with all the time in the world that just plop around all day, dont contribute to anything except cry and complain... that definately do not deserve all-and-equal. Those of us who play on big servers all know who they are, and they usually outnumber the amount of arrogant people that buy top tier ranks.
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im neutral i pay for a dedicated for friends/family to play, but just pointing out that just about every major MMO does this. there is just a balance between rewarding people who have time to play and casual players who cant play 8 hours a day. getting a /kit that gives you iron gear is equivelant to mining for specific time but its not as OP as having a /kit that gives you an enchanted god set. P2W is not something you can just cover with a blanket statement.
there are players with all the time in the world that just plop around all day, dont contribute to anything except cry and complain... that definately do not deserve all-and-equal. Those of us who play on big servers all know who they are, and they usually outnumber the amount of arrogant people that buy top tier ranks.
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have you tried uninstalling all versions of java you have first? having multiple versions isnt a good idea. in some cases if you need multiple versions for some reason you would need a launch command to dictate which version you want mc to use.
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you dont change the IP in your config file to anything. leave it blank. if its not connected to the modem you have to set up port forwarding. the main thing is downloading their IP update client and setting that up correctly.
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Thats a little on the low end even for a mc server. I tried running one on an old single core 1.66ghz athlon xp and 512mb running pclinuxos w/o gui... ram wasnt an issue but we got lag with 2 people were on and you were traveling in new areas. having a large farm was isnt an option.
cpu wise i would try to stick closer to the 2ghz mark or at least a decent dual core.
worth a shot though... with 900mhz i wouldnt even try to run it on windows.
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Step 1. You will get to choose a url ie. "www.Jhwx.no-ip.com" you use that as your ip address.
Step 2. you download the update client and it will automatically keep "www.jhwx.no-ip.com" point to your forever changing ip address.
what is it that you do not understand?
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you need to set yourself as the admin or moderator in your permissions file. "How" exactly would depend on what version of permissions plugin you are using.
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3 options.
1. you can rewire everything so that your vonage adapter is connected to your linksys instead and see if call quality is the same.
2. Log into your linksys router and find out its WAN ip address. write it down. now log into your vonage adapter and port forward 25565 (or your whatever you set the minecraft server port to) to the ip address you got from your linksys router. then log into your linksys router and port forward like normal.
3. Log into the vonage adapter and put your linksys wan IP you got from step 2 in the DMZ. therefore you wont have to ever port forward on the vonage adapter ever again.
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edit: So its a good idea to run it in a new empty folder.
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if you are running mods try running a vanilla world just to test and/or if possible, try logging in with a different account from the computer in question