German Minecraft servers — Page 3

How to Choose a Server

Start with the mode you want to play. Tags in the cards show the available directions: Mini-games, Duels, PVP, Survival, SMP, SkyBlock, SkyWars, Bed Wars, Parkour, Creative, Griefing and other Features. Additional labels may indicate Clans, economics, territorial privileges, Events, Quests, Seasons or Mods. Next, compare the server to your client. The issue includes designs for Java and Bedrock; the version in the card is required for compatibility checks. If the server supports a range of versions, still focus on monitoring information and card data. ## What indicators to look at

Online - shows how many players are on the server at the time of verification. In the section, the average online is 21,1, and the maximum recorded indicator is 47 520. * Status* – helps to understand whether the server is responding to the monitoring request now. The status may change before the connection. **Ping* - Delayed response from the server. Compare this number between the appropriate options: less latency usually means faster connection response. Aptim - reflects availability for the specified period, if this data is in the card. *Tags* describe the Features modes, platform, language and gameplay, but are not a substitute for checking the rules of a particular project. ## How to connect

Open the card of the appropriate server, make sure the version and platform are compatible, then copy the IP address. In Minecraft, go to add the server, paste the address, and save the record. If the connection does not pass, check the current status and version of the client. The composition of the catalog is updated: for the last 24 hours 136 new servers were added, for 7 days - 762, for 30 days - 2 568. Therefore, it is useful to re-check online, ping and availability just before playing.