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Please update the server to Minecraft 1.3.1 so i can play on the server. I'd like to play on the server on 1.3.1!
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Best Answer Nick Admin, 09 August 2012 - 05:36 PM
Like many other servers, we preferred to wait for a stable 1.3.1-compatible Bukkit release before going live with the update on our server. It would've been irresponsible of us to have gone live before a stable release was available. We did have a test server which we were testing the update on daily, and were not satisfied with the reliability of it until just recently. There were some major bugs and exploits, specifically multiple item duplication exploits and bugs that would cause a complete server crash, both of which we were able to reproduce on our test server.
With that said, and now that we've updated the live server, we're very happy with the performance and stability at this time. All of the major bugs have been resolved, and there aren't any left that are impacting normal gameplay.
For future reference, we recommend not updating unless the server has been updated, or unless you know how to revert back to a previous version of Minecraft. While we understand that everyone's always eager to update, server stability (and proper testing to ensure there are no exploits) is always our top priority, and we hope it is every other Minecraft server's top priority as well.
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Like many other servers, we preferred to wait for a stable 1.3.1-compatible Bukkit release before going live with the update on our server. It would've been irresponsible of us to have gone live before a stable release was available. We did have a test server which we were testing the update on daily, and were not satisfied with the reliability of it until just recently. There were some major bugs and exploits, specifically multiple item duplication exploits and bugs that would cause a complete server crash, both of which we were able to reproduce on our test server.
With that said, and now that we've updated the live server, we're very happy with the performance and stability at this time. All of the major bugs have been resolved, and there aren't any left that are impacting normal gameplay.
For future reference, we recommend not updating unless the server has been updated, or unless you know how to revert back to a previous version of Minecraft. While we understand that everyone's always eager to update, server stability (and proper testing to ensure there are no exploits) is always our top priority, and we hope it is every other Minecraft server's top priority as well.
With that said, and now that we've updated the live server, we're very happy with the performance and stability at this time. All of the major bugs have been resolved, and there aren't any left that are impacting normal gameplay.
For future reference, we recommend not updating unless the server has been updated, or unless you know how to revert back to a previous version of Minecraft. While we understand that everyone's always eager to update, server stability (and proper testing to ensure there are no exploits) is always our top priority, and we hope it is every other Minecraft server's top priority as well.
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