Is /int/craft still a thing?
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I would see this mythical place mentioned once in a while over the past couple of years I've been here, but due to school I was never able to actually look into it. Now for the first time ever I have almost a month of doing absolutely nothing to look forward to, and I was hoping I could join in on this, but i don't want to be completely alone in an abandoned server.
Now to the questions.
>When I googled /int/ minecraft, I found a server ran by people from krautchan, is this /int/ craft?
>Are people still playing here?
>Have you played there? If so, how was it?
>>52398127
...any useful input?
Also bump.
It started in March, and it's in its 10th iteration.
intcraft.eu
talk to me in-game, lad
>>52399536
Fuck, I meant 11th iteration.
The current iteration is two-three weeks old, and the period we're roleplaying is 2015. We generally have 30-40 players on a Saturday evening, and ~20 players on any given week day. It's certainly not dead, considering we shit out our circlejerk memes all the time. We currently have two really good admins and a dedicated server, so we won't be going anywhere.
G L O B A L
>>52399594
As an interesting note, we had 65 players on today, since it was the first day of 2016. /int/craft, during each iteration, likes to enter an alternate history after a couple of weeks to prepare, and so today was that. There was a large battle already, with ISIS, Russia, Italy, and Poland fighting Australia, Germany, and France in a large battle at Germany's town. NATO won the fight, after three hours. Poland switched sides, and now the server is inching again towards another large fight.
