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so the people who already donated get to pay more!

 

Its the most and best ctf ever. Basically u have to get the blue to the red side and vice versa. None of the bs we have today. It's simple, efficient and a lot of fun.

+1

 

Now that /nv was recently removed, I think it would be a good time to add some perks back using the jobs plugin. It is possible to use permission integration in the jobs config file. So let's say level 30 miners get /nv. Does this break the Eula? No, it does not require donations, therefore, no rules have been broken. I believe this would make the server more fun and would give people an incentive to do their jobs. This could be added to other jobs too.

Other Suggestions:
- Level 75-100 builders get access to /fly (I'm not sure about this one)
- Level 35 farmers get access to a breeder kit (2 of each farm animal spawn eggs/1 week cooldown)

Please leave a suggestion for this idea in the comment section.

 

Or you could just either
A. not spend your money
B. Turn your money into something like gold blocks and stick it in a chest or on your plot.


(if you mean IRL money, refer to A.)

 

Or ask pinnish to stop making unoriginal and so many forum games

 

Revert server rules to change the economy, you've lost me.

 

Indeed and so I can dislike Dwarf's post !

 

What makes this time different, compared to the last 50 times this has been said in the past?

Co-Owners often muddy the waters, and from past experience can produce horrific results, as to making any improvement at all.

How would this server get Mojang to allow this, which they currently have disallowed. We need Mojang's support and permission to be EULA compliant at all, and not being compliant is a sure way to be shut down.

It is not a donation, as said by Fuzzlr himself before. Calling it a donation removes all responsibility the server has to it's players (customers). It's a purchase, and even though MeepCraft is not to blame for the sudden shift in donor perks, it still has a responsibility to make good on the ranks it has sold, which it is attempting to do now.




- I understand your concern, but I've seen this server in far worse shape and it's rebounded splendedly. All business' go through high points and low points. I'd like to show you a game called Achaea - I played this game when I was a child, it's using technology that has been used for gaming for 20 years now. It still gets a healthy amount of players - If text based telnet games are still around and kicking, a unique enough Minecraft server can certainly do it.

 

-1 no. Let's not ruin chat and nicknames are really confusing.

 

Ah, I see. I'm not disputing the semantics of the ban itself; I'm debating the relevance of the server rules. The ban of Richard FS may have been completely legitimate--I'm not asking you to overturn it.

--- Double Post Merged, Mar 7, 2016, Original Post Date: Mar 7, 2016 ---

The ability to have a relatively free discussion about politics, religion, etc. fosters the development of the community and makes new members feel relevant. As of now, shout consists of small talk and inside jokes, with the occasional question asked by a new citizen. Oftentimes, new players will feel as if they don't belong in the server, and are often excluded from general discussion. However, if chatting about larger world issues is legalized, newer players will feel as if their opinion carries relevancy, thereby feeling included in the community. I remember when I first joined the server, I was shocked at the intelligence of the playerbase (shoutout to Skaros123) and marveled at its ability to carry on discussions about world issues. Sadly, I don't feel this is the case any longer.

This inclusion into the community can lead to donations. As players feel welcomed by the community, they're more likely to enjoy the server, and stick around. More importantly, however, it will lead to the rekindling of an underrated aspect of Meep's decline--community.

 

What about Europe?

 

Delta is not after beta

 

Only if it's toggle-able

 

Outline has been written that will benefit the vote crate prizes, sorry to say but no Kling disguises.

 

There are a few issues with just letting people jump on to help with things. The biggest one is trust. This whole thing happened because someone was trusted with perms at one point, and then those perms were later used to delete everything.

Second, the things being done now really can't be aided with more people, just because most of it is tech work. If you know how to program, and want to give it a shot, apply for tech! Worst than can happen is you get told no.

 

nu. update incoming

 

This layout should be the guideline for all future suggestions

 

+1 cause you say so. I trust everything you say master Billy