Quote from FrozenSquid»
I am so amazed that now some players WANT pay-to-win. Its so flipping stupid.
You'll understand when you are an adult having to spend ten hours or so at work then come home and making dinner and getting the kids to do their homework and bathe and all that jazz. You finally get some peace and quiet to play Minecraft for half an hour or so before hitting the sack so you'd rather not have to waste that time just trying to collect resources. You want to get right to building or whatever it is you want to do so you buy what you need. Heck, I don't even have most of those time sucking constraints (I work from home and my kid is off to college) and I still happily paid $65 for a "King" rank on a server I play on because I value my time and just want to build cool stuff... not waste time spending hours digging stone.
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It's not very common for home routers to support NAT reflection (using external services internally) so this is pretty much expected behavior.
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Agreed. Also don't fall victim to thinking as long as it has a large gigahertz number that it's at all comparable. Like the 3.33ghz E8600 you mentioned is in no way, shape or form superior to a Core i9-10900 2.8ghz CPU for example, even though the E8600 is several hundred MHz faster.
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Mostly VR games; Arizona Sunshine, Half Life Alyx and Fantastic Contraption. Also Minecraft, though typically it's not so much to really play as it is to test plugins I make.
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Do you have Java experience? If not, that'll be your first step. Don't try to make mods until you have a good grasp of Java. Once you do, there are a bunch of tutorials for mod building online, just Google it.
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This is why you don't buy third party accounts. They can always get it back as they have the purchase confirmation, not you.
Chalk it up to a lesson learned and move on.
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...are you having a stroke?
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Yea, when I built the box I figured that'd last me forever. (sigh) Between that and my other box I'm at 68 TB overall and I only have ~12 TB free. Twelve sounds like a lot, until you consider BluRay rips are like 50 GB each lol
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No doubt. I was pretty active here a few years ago, but the draconian moderation here disgusted me so I moved over to Spigot's forum. Just for grins, decided to pop in and check on this forum.
It's amazingly dead compared to three or four years ago.
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Wow, one of the rare times I see a tech recommendations post where I agree with everything
Well, almost everything. I never pay retail for OSes.
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That's not an IP, that is a domain name.
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Well, first step is to be able to connect to it locally. If you can't do that, then trying to figure out the firewall and such is wasted effort. When the server is up, if you open terminal and do lsof -i -n -P|grep 25565 does that show anything?
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So basically you want to retain the ability to use /kit but disable the listing of kits? I assume the boss shop thing is just issuing the /kit command to give kits to people then, if it stops working when essentials.kit is denied?
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Is the server actually starting when you run the batch?
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Fireflies would be cool, but not rideable lol. Fireflies are tiny bugs IRL, I don't think we need them to be massive. Besides, if it's so huge you will see the bug so the effect won't be as cool. I'd prefer them be tiny, basically just particle effects that show in certain areas at night.
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For them joining you, it shouldn't matter so long as you have forwarding setup right.