Important non-civ servers
A number of non-civ servers have been important to the history of civ, or involve civ in some way, here they are listed alphabetically.
AncapMinecraft
The precursor server to the very first Civ server, Civcraft 1.0.
2B2t
A famous anarchy server with a long and detailed history, many players looking for a server with a rich history but with less anarchy after being inspired by stories of 2B2T end up on Civ servers. Some Civ servers when advertising would call themselves anarchy or semi-anarchy leading to new players logging on assuming you can cheat, that the server would have the same rules as 2B2T.
CivLegacy
A museum server hosting old Civcraft maps Devoted 3.0, CivClassic 2.0 and AncapMinecraft, set up after the shut down of CivClassics. Connect with either play.civlegacy.org or the old CivClassics address. Not to be confused with the actual civ server called CivLegacy that was open in the middle of 2020.
EndlessCraft
After leaving the server Xephos, Yoahtl would play here before moving onto Meloncraft and eventually Civcraft.
Hardcore Factions
More commonly refered to as HCF, was a PVP focused server that invaded Civcraft 1.0 and that many Civ players originate from.
Meloncraft
The server Yoahtl was on before moving to Civcraft.[1]
ScratchCiv
A civ inspired server by operationguyMCS after playing CivClassics, it had a heavy emphasis on nation building like most civ servers but didn't use civ plugins[2] and most of it's members were from a website called Scratch a coding community for children.[3] After returning to CivClassics operationguyMCS would help found Capeland. ScratchCiv would shutdown after a doxxing problem but it still has an official wiki found here.
Stoneworks
A nation building focused server that some people from MTA played setting up a new MTA before most of them were banned.
Rebirthcraft
A server Bloom and Cortesia Del Mar played before moving to CivClassic 2.0.
Xephos
Mythological cracked server where Yoahtl is meant to have started on, very little is known about this server, not even it's name is 100% certain.[4]
References
- ↑ Melonia; arrival by Quauhtli_Mia https://civbooks.github.io/books/Civcraft_2/Quauhtli_Mia/Melonia;_arrival.html
- ↑ AK (2022/5/6). “it wasn't a traditional civ server with plugins, it was more of a civ-inspired server really” – via Discord (#history-and-propaganda). CivMC. Retrieved 2022/5/6.
- ↑ https://scratch.mit.edu/about
- ↑ Yoahtl: Origins. by Quauhtli_Mia https://civbooks.github.io/books/CivClassic_2/Quauhtli_Mia/Yoahtl__Origins..html