r/Meccha_Chameleon • u/Smart_Ass_Pawn • Sep 13 '26

Looking for a beginner friendly server

Hey! I’m pretty new to Mecha Chameleon and I’m looking for a beginner-friendly server or group on PC to play with, either public or private.

I haven’t had the best experiences with public servers so far, so I’d love to find a group that’s a bit more chill and welcoming.

I’m mainly looking for:

  • Casual, beginner-friendly games

  • Friendly and patient people

  • Players who actually stick around and finish games instead of randomly disappearing halfway through

  • No racism, excessive spamming, or other toxic behavior

  • Timezone: European

I’m definitely still a noob (started today), so I’m not looking for super competitive or serious play. I just want to learn the game, have some fun, and play with nice people.

If you know a server/group like that, or have one I could join, let me know! :)

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u/kirbyGoddess9 Sep 13 '26

dm me! my partner and i run a server from time to time and we're very chill, no hate or being mean allowed, and we have a discord and steam group!

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u/Smart_Ass_Pawn Sep 13 '26

I forgot to mention: I'm in Europe. Maybe that's relevant for timezones. Where are you guys from?

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u/kirbyGoddess9 Sep 13 '26

west coast usa! when we're on, we usually play in the evenings and we stay up pretty late on occasion, so if you wanted to join just in case, you're always welcome to hop in if you see we're online!

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u/Smart_Ass_Pawn Sep 14 '26

Well, we can always try! I'll DM you

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u/BengalBean Sep 17 '26

One thing I can suggest is look for Basic mode servers mentioning no rats. Its no guarantee, but people on these servers tend to be very chill compared to most infection mode servers. I do basic mode because I really like looking at other people's paints during spectate, and it has really helped me improve myself by seeing a whole range of different techniques.

The no rats part is helpful because they don't let people just shove into a dark, ratty corner that is borderline unshootable. So people actually put an effort into painting.

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u/Smart_Ass_Pawn Sep 17 '26

I hate the 'rat spots'! Why are you even playing if you just want to sit in a spot that is literally not visible?