Best Posts in Thread: What do you -really- think of Meepcraft?

as someone who has probably been here longer than most whose has also been in and out of staffing positions as well as permanent and temporary bans i believe the server is in a fine place for those who wish to spend their time on it

it sucks that more players won't join the server due to the state as a game minecraft is in, as well as the unfortunate scenario with the eula and blacklisting

but i believe the staff are doing their best with the resources they have and the environment the server exists in

 

Biggest killjoy him, needs to be gone!

 

I've been playing on Meepcraft for about 4 years now (took a few breaks away from minecraft here and there.) I've never really played on any other server. I suggest it to my friends, family, and even my business acquaintances (for their children) as a fun and safe server to play on.

I strive to make the server as fun for everyone else as it is for me!

I'm really grateful to have such a fun server to play on. I could never have this experience without my fellow players! Thank you all. I am grateful to get to share the server with you.

 

I think it has one of the least toxic communities of any server out there. (you still get a few bad apples though) Parkour here is better than most parkour servers imo. Towny is good and whenever I feel in the mood of playing some Minecraft again I sometimes play. Definitely a gem of a server.
Overall, I think it is a great server.

 

When I first joined after the reset, I got welcomed by a lot of people an that made me feel good and made feel welcome to join the community, and although there were a lot of people on when I was usually on. Over the next couple weeks I started to talk to more people, and I would watch the chat and all, and I learned about all the different people on the server.

I felt like I knew them and I figured out who the regulars on the server were and since it was so such a small and tight community I learned everyone's usernames pretty quick. It was nice not to have a irregular pattern of people on so you can become close and maybe connect, and it just makes you love the server more.

 

The problem is that @Kling still breaks our hearts, even if he only advocates the breaking of blocks.

 

You got it the wrong way around. It's groovygrevous who says to "break hearts not blocks", and Kling is trying to convince him otherwise.

 

That's what it's supposed to be. It's seriously annoying when people ignore that.

 

That doesn't need to make a community any worse off. Regardless of how many people there are, it's the people you meet and bond with that matter. Making the most of it and becoming tight with people matters.

 

Yeah, he keeps on breaking our hearts. I hope if @Kling understood the pain he put us through, he'd change his ways.