We have strived to preserve the official concept of Minecraft as envisioned by the game developers in order to provide players with an original gaming experience. While enhancing the gameplay with convenient multiplayer mechanics, we have retained important elements of vanilla Minecraft, such as the world traversal mechanics for interactions with other players: there are no set homes on the server, and players can only teleport to spawn or clan homes. This encourages players to utilize the mechanic of traversing long distances through Nether portals.
For complete immersion and the feeling of being a part of the vast Minecraft world, there is no option to claim territory on the server. All structures on the map are accessible to all members, and your gameplay is only limited by the server's general rules and any rules established by the territory owner.
Continuing the idea of preserving vanilla mechanics, there is no third-party virtual currency on the server. All resources entering the in-game economy must be obtained directly by players. In such a system, the use of diamonds and diamond blocks as the primary currency is evident, as this resource is the most balanced in terms of difficulty in obtaining at various stages of individual players' development and can only be acquired through mining and world exploration.
For player safety and to maintain the balance of the economy on the server, there are several protection measures in place. Starting from account security and anti-cheat measures, and ending with logs of all player actions with the ability to rollback griefs and a system of punishments.
We have reimagined the player-server interaction. Now, you don't need to know dozens of commands to perform ordinary actions. All interaction with the server happens through an intuitive graphical interface, where you can also access useful information for the game.
<aside> 💡 chat commands are still available
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Everyone on the project is in equal conditions, no privileges or donations.