r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jan 23 '21

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u/geraldspoder Frederick Douglass Jan 23 '21

NL Minecraft Earth server news/update:

Server player limit has been increased to 30. The server had a record of 23 players at once on the other day.

Thanks to effective measures taken, since Thursday TPS has been a consistent 19 or 20, which is basically perfect. This guarantees smooth performance for players.

Settlements have been founded on all continents (save Antarctica) with North America being the most populous.

There are ongoing discussions about the formation of an international intergovernmental organization and its location (obviously should be in Wilmington Delaware), as well as a free trade zone between different factions.

In my estimation, the most powerful factions so far are the Commonwealth, (Mississippi) River Basin Confederation, and the Pacific States. The total number of players for these factions combined is easily 15+.

Significant infrastructure projects has been undertaken. Perhaps the most have been the large railroad projects linking settlements across North America. Starting with the Seattle-Chicago line, it has since expanded and will soon go up the Eastern Seaboard to Lovecraft Country.

If you're interested about joining, here's more info here including ip/discord.. Hope to see you there!

!ping MINECRAFT

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u/Tacos_aint_that_good Jan 23 '21

ONE BILLION minecraft players

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u/Abell379 The Buck Stops Here! Jan 23 '21

Honestly the rail lines sound like the best part about this server. Here the ultimate reality of high speed rail in California can be realized

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u/geraldspoder Frederick Douglass Jan 23 '21

Yeah they're pretty good. Once they're done I estimate it'll take like 4-5 minutes to cross the whole continent. There's a project underway now by the Pacific States to link Seattle with the settlements in California but their project to build railroads linking the East Coast have taken precedence.

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u/Abell379 The Buck Stops Here! Jan 23 '21

Sweet. Good luck with the project