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𝗤𝗖 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗰𝗿𝗮𝗳𝘁 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗿 - My Experience so far

In case you haven't heard, QC has an official Minecraft server! While it’s been running for over a month now, I encourage new users to come on and join (IP: mc.questioncove.com). You can also type that IP in your web browser right now to see the progress the server has made.

We have party systems for better co-op, a leveling system for skills like digging, brewing potions, or fighting. There are creative plots that allow players to experiment in an unrestricted environment all hosted on the server. Although I find the best part is that not everyone has to sleep to get through the night!

One project my party is going to undertake is the construction of a nether highway that spans North, South, East, and West from the origin of the nether. In case you’ve not heard of these before, you use boats to glide across ice in the nether. This allows a player to travel ridiculous amounts of distance in the overworld for every one block traveled in the nether.

Another project my party has taken is the intricate construction of structures such as ginormous mansions, towers that farm sugarcane and bamboo (soon), and even just little houses by a lakeside.

I recommend that you hop on with a few friends today, start a party, and start building some cool stuff!

The comprehensive breakdowns can be found in the QC Discord server. Here’s a link for those who aren’t already in: https://qcv.gg/discord/

Once you join up in the discord feel free to visit the pinned messages in the Minecraft channel for a comprehensive command guide on most aspects of the game. This allows for a deeper understanding of mechanics used in the server.

So grab a couple of friends, start of party of your own or don't, and have some fun!

Answer 1

all it shows is this..

Answer 2

all it shows is this..

Answer 3

umm....

Answer 4

@jaynater How come i cant play it?

Answer 5

You need to own minecraft in order to play the game and put the IP (mc.questioncove.com) into the "Direct Connect" Option on Java and "Add Server" on Bedrock. If you're on console, you'll have to do some trickery to connect to the server because Mojang likes to lock down console minecraft.

When you put the IP into a web browser, it will only display the server's rendered chunks.

Answer 6

Also, for some reason the link I sent was censored. It's a link that leads to the QC Discord. I couldn't find the official link.

I believe if you type "qcv" into the "Join Server" bar that will also work for discord.

Answer 7

You can also zoom in/out of the map, and pan around. Play around with it. It's pretty cool!

Answer 8

Use the BedrockTogether app to connect via console.

NOTE: If you are on PlayStation you need PlayStation Plus to join.

Answer 9

it dont wokr

Answer 10

If you tried connecting to the server in a browser, it will not work. You need to own minecraft to join the server.

Answer 11

For the base game of minecraft?

Answer 12

What platform do you play on? PC? Xbox? Switch?

Answer 13

You'll need to pay for Minecraft either online through Mojang or picking up a physical game card in Walmart. Do you want URL's to that?

Answer 14

No. It's $30, but you'll pay for both Java and Bedrock Editions of the game.

Answer 15

Essentially, you get two in one. Unfortunately, they don't sell them separately anymore.

Answer 16

1.5.2 is too old and wouldn't work with current Mojang Authentication services needed to play multiplayer.

Even if you could connect, the server's backwards compatibility layer may only go as far back as around 1.7.8. Don't quote me on that though.

Answer 17

Thanks