/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>45219417 (me)
>the girls who played it just weren't that big on minecraft to begin with
i take that back because i never talked to them all personally about the game (all 3 of them) so that may be unfair of me to say, but if there isn't a decent number of people who want to have a go at a minecraft server, don't bother. i know there's a JP indie server of GTA Online that's been going for almost an entire year now, so it's not like it's impossible to keep something like that going for an extended period of time.

but with this group of indies, some of which have only spoken to each other in Discord servers and have not actually collaborated together, it'll be awkward to put them together in a game that is heavily-personality driven like minecraft for longer than a couple weeks, and I know from experience that the banter was mega-awkward but it's still possible to at least make it entertaining somewhat.

if you actually were to make a minecraft server, give it it's own name and identity. give it a plan! I wanna see chuubas do things in minecraft for a goal and at the end of the server they have a proper graduation from the server ceremony with something.

this is a dumb idea that nobody would actually want to do but...
let's say the organizer starts a $10 prize pool everyone donates however much they want. could be $0 could be $100. Whoever has the most advancements with the least deaths at the end gets the prize. the donation must be made during the final stream.

TL;DR if you're just gonna make a server with little pre-testing and drop everyone in there, expecting people to have fun for longer than a month, don't fucking bother.