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PVP was completely different in 1.6. You didn't take knock back when a player hit you, so back then you actually needed skill to win games.
In other words, if MCGamer had no boundary's, would you like to see 1.6 on this server in opposed to 1.7 or 1.8.
). The server wouldn't be public either, as I'm broke .-.
It's more than legal to download a DMCA'ed JAR file, it's just illegal for companies / websites / suppliers to have a public download available. What you did was legal, wherever you downloaded it from however, was breaking the law.In other words, if MCGamer had no boundary's, would you like to see 1.6 on this server in opposed to 1.7 or 1.8.
Also, in regard to trying to recreate MCSG on my own term, myself not being a code junkie, it'd be physically impossible, as the current plugins I seek have updated to 1.8 (go figure
And for those regarding if it's even possible, it is, but most likely illegal as CraftBukkit has been DCMA'd, and downloading a version of 1.6.2 would be illegal (but I did, so lmao.)
Wow you should apply for devIt quite easily is, yes, all you need to do is run the server JAR as a 1.6.2 JAR, and boom, it's magically a 1.6.2 server once again.
I'm not old enough + Chad isn't looking for any additional Developers.
Our codebase is dependent on a multitude of internal, undocumented Minecraft server features that change every update. Imagine solving a 5,000 piece puzzle, then having Mojang come in and steamroll the puzzle every update. That's what updating to support different versions is like.It quite easily is, yes, all you need to do is run the server JAR as a 1.6.2 JAR, and boom, it's magically a 1.6.2 server once again.
How are you even realI'm not old enough + Chad isn't looking for any additional Developers.
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No, I'm aware of that, but the OP is intending to create an MCGamer remake (I'd assume) running 1.6, and that post was directly implied to say starting a new server to run 1.6 is quite simple.Our codebase is dependent on a multitude of internal, undocumented Minecraft server features that change every update. Imagine solving a 5,000 piece puzzle, then having Mojang come in and steamroll the puzzle every update. That's what updating to support different versions is like.
...okay, I'm probably exaggerating a bit there on how difficult it is, but my point is that it's not as easy as you make it sound.
What does that mean? xD
It is possible, persay, but if you were to do it like that, it would cause compatibility issues with the plugins made for the 1.8 clients, as well as another host of issues, such as making the game cross compatible between all the different versions, not just 1.6 clients.It quite easily is, yes, all you need to do is run the server JAR as a 1.6.2 JAR, and boom, it's magically a 1.6.2 server once again.
