Minecraft.Buzz VS Amulet Map Editor

Minecraft.Buzz Reviews

1. Petros Papadopoulos    

   over 3 years ago
   Best Minecraft server list!

   Literally no other site is even close to it. It's got tons of great content (servers) on it, it looks beautiful and it's fast. Very easy to use too.

   👍 Pros:    Great content|Fast|Easy to use|Easy user interface

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Minecraft.Buzz mentions (30)

• How would I advertise my Minecraft server?

  Planetminecraft, minecraft.buzz, and topminecraftservers.org. Source: about 2 years ago

• What are some fan-made mods that you wish you could collect?

  Another title that is both hugely popular and, sadly, unattainable in terms of an official edition is the Pixelmon Mod for Minecraft. While a fantastic and thorough reimagining of the world, gameplay, and Pokemon of the classic Nintendo franchise, it is still only a fan-made project, and with Nintendo having officially asked the developers to stop working on it, it's clear we won't have any official release or... Source: about 2 years ago

• Epic Games Store and indie games: How does the EGS giveaway policy affect your games? Does it make your games more popular or profitable?

  Who'll download a launcher and make an account just to get a project of Minecraft servers level? So you have a trade-off: you get paid handsomely but sacrifice the potential worth of the game. From the long-term perspective, it doesn't seem like the wisest option. Moreover, you can't be sure that the pay from EGS will cover the subsequent game expenses. Source: about 2 years ago

• Why leave public servers behind and hop on private servers?

  Still, I've always enjoyed larger Minecraft servers. For one, it's always easy to hop from one server to another when they're underpopulated or just not fun enough until you find the best one for you. Also, the great diversity of these servers, from Skyblock to Parkour and Pixelmon, is certainly a selling point. Source: about 2 years ago

• I made a meme about my Minecraft server.

  WorldEdit is an easy-to-use map editor that lets you change structures through a combination of commands and brushes. Technically, it’s a plugin compatible with various APIs, including Forge and Fabric. To install WorldEdit is as easy as inserting an installation file into the “plugin” folder in your server folder. Note that you don’t need to install it on your PC. Once the file is on the server, it will work from... Source: about 2 years ago

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