Minecraft City SMP Server Overview
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| Come check out and be a part of some of the largest functional minecraft cities you have seen! Cities not made of empty shells, but different peoples’ homes, shops, redstone factories, and more! Infrastructure connects all of our urban areas, with soul soil roads, blue iceways, a functional rail network, and more! |
| Own a house in a city that is truly alive with new stores, new infrastructure, and new things in general happening all around you. See how your stores and builds grow with the town, from backwater to downtown! |
| City SMP is an urban minecraft experiment server meant to create an experience that revolves around urban development. Large tracts of property don’t really exist here, and people live right in the towns that also contain their redstone farms, and all the stores they need or run themselves for a profit! |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I join an existing city or create my own?
A: You are free to join an existing city, or create your own. However, creating a new town can be difficult for individual new players.
Q: How old is the server?
A: The server is four years old and you can still come on and add to the server’s future. Old builds are preserved but also renewed.
Q: Are there endgame mobs and custom enchants?
A: Yes, there are endgame mobs where mob difficulty levels up the farther out you go. Custom enchants also spice up gameplay. The server also has its own custom crafts from ores.
Q: Is there a server trailer I can watch?
A: Yes, you can watch the server trailer at this link: Server Trailer
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