I half-remember reading somewhere that GitHub isn’t available in China but I’m not sure. OpenKylin, a Chinese Linux distro, seems to have it’s repository hosted on gitee

I have played it a bit before, but I left the game since it was too hard to get into 😅

Learning curve is vertical

I am definitely interested. I’ve had an itch for a multiplayer semi realistic civbuilding game since I started playing in the stoneworks Minecraft server. I’ve searched everywhere but I’ve never encountered a Minecraft server that satisfied the itch. This doesn’t necessarily seem like it will go in a civbuilding direction but it still might scratch the itch anyway.

I’ve tried hosting a vintage story server on an sbc before and I’m pretty sure I saw somewhere in the command line the game going something like “no players are online, stopping clock”. I’m sure it wasn’t worded anywhere near like that but you get the idea, the game could already be doing the stopping time when no one is online thing by default.

Sorry for the formatting, I’m on my phone while taking a shit

Seems to have been already nuked, or at least I’m getting a 404 with the link provided.

I think I deactivated fire spread back when I managed the server, but I’m not 100% sure it actually works. Someone should put some wooden planks in a safe area and light a fire to see if it spreads.

I think people can’t enter from bedrock now, do you have the Bedrock port open?

@iridaniotter@lemmygrad.ml

Sorry for not noticing earlier! That is due to the server having online-mode=false (necessary for people with pirated MC to be able to join)

I installed a plugin that should restore the skins.

To change to any skin, do /skin set Someone’s MC Username and your skin will change to that user’s skin.

Example:

/skin set ElRichMC

(Jokes aside with the specs of the server I think it should be fine to throw some mods at it… 🤔)

I’ve definitely noticed it with grand strategy games, take this with a grain of salt but I assume that it is because these kind of games let the players live their political fantasies, which I guess it’s more appealing to people who want a different kind of society than the one they live under IRL. This is all just speculation though.

I personally like these games precisely because of that reason, I like building up socialist countries in Victoria 3 because that’s currently the only way for me to “have a taste” of socialism, even when it’s just a bunch of pixels on screen.